Modern web browsers such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Apple Safari display security warnings for websites that are not fully secured with SSL/TLS certificates. Websites without a valid SSL certificate may be marked as "Not Secure", which can impact visitor trust and website functionality.
Why am I seeing a "Not Secure" warning?
A website may be flagged as Not Secure for several reasons:
- No SSL certificate is installed on the website.
- The SSL certificate has expired or is invalid.
- The website contains mixed content (Images, Videos, CSS stylesheets, JavaScript files, Fonts, iFrames, and External links), where some resources are loaded over an unsecured HTTP connection.
- The SSL certificate does not match the domain name being accessed.
To ensure your website is fully secure, all website content and resources must be loaded via HTTPS.
We offer a range of SSL certificates to help secure your website, protect visitor data, and prevent browser security warnings. Options include Domain Validation (DV), Organization Validation (OV), and Extended Validation (EV) certificates.
Please click here for more information about our SSL products.