If your website involves user logins or includes web forms that gather personal information or credit card details from users, then utilizing an SSL certificate is crucial.
Failure to secure your site with an SSL certificate poses a significant risk of exposing data to third parties, potentially impacting the trustworthiness of your website among visitors.
Furthermore, Google Chrome versions 70 and later automatically label HTTP sites as 'Not Secure' when users interact with any web form.
SSL certificates are not limited to website security; they can also enhance security for web servers and mail servers like IMAP, POP3, and SMTP, ensuring the secure collection and transmission of emails.
