En IndianWebs We always carry safety as our flag, it is our obsession. We defend that a web agency must set an example in this matter, it must be a reference. For this reason, we rely on SSL security certificates. This certificate serves to provide trust and security to the visitor of your website.
In the following article we will focus on explaining how to have a secure and updated website, providing a series of tips that can serve to meet this objective.
Every day it is more important to have a secure website, since the evolution that the Internet has undergone in recent years, electronic commerce and payment gateways make users become distrustful. Thus, It is essential to have a page that guarantees security of them and knowing how to transmit it to them.
IndianWebs, as a leading agency in the sector, offers its clients websites with the highest security standards by applying all measures of security available for the purpose of avoid viruses or annoying incidents.
IndianWebs actions to have your website safe, updated and virus-free
Below, we explain what we do at IndianWebs to ensure that your website is secure.
1. Website update
La your company website It must be updated regularly. If he Content Manager (CMS) is WordPress, We install plugins to update it periodically, since through the updates, ensure the correction of vulnerabilities.
To do this, we check the update notifications of the backend, we update the content manager and the website plugins.
2. SSL Certification
Many web pages are currently not secure, but thanks to the ssl certificate that IndianWebs will install for you, you can make your site so.
El ssl certificate (Secure socket Layer) helps identify web pages that are secure in the URL address, specifically through a green padlock. This certificate is really important for pages where you want to make secure payments, logins or transfer data.
Furthermore, the ssl certificate, in the eyes of search engines and especially Google, gives the image of you as having a responsibility in terms of online security.
3. Secure password
IndianWebs recommends a password that is strong and secure, with a minimum of 8 characters, including numbers, letters and signs. Not advisable practices are to put names or dates of birth, the name of the company, etc.
We advise you to change your password at least once a month and not put the same one on several different accounts.
4. IndianWebs automatically makes backup copies for you
We know that technology is increasingly advanced, but it is not unbeatable either. In our hands the client can sleep peacefully knowing that they always have a backup copy at their disposal that will be correctly updated. We do the backup at least monthly.
Another action we carry out is to make backup copies from different places and times.
Examples of secure web pages
Some secure web pages, as an example, would be www.zalando.es, www.airbnb.es o www.booking.com. As you can see, they are ecommerces They have the SSL certificate and that is why transactions can be carried out in them with complete security.
Having an secure website is essential, so our advice is that you leave this in the hands of IndianWebs, as we have extensive knowledge in page programming, for example in WordPress, and we will provide you with additional services to guarantee the security and updating of your website.
En IndianWebs We have opted from the beginning for the SSL (Security Socket Layer) security protocol to secure user data as best as possible. In this way, the information sent through the browser appears encrypted and protected, making it much more difficult to breach.
How to know if a page is secure? In addition to the image of the padlock, we will find that the url (the web address) is preceded by hhtp:// or by https://. If nothing appears, we are in the first case, using a standard http protocol that is not secure and susceptible to attack by intruders. If we see the “s” in the second case it indicates that the protocol is used SSL, so a secure connection will be established that will protect the traffic between the browser and the server.
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