How to fix: Non-secure pages

Updated on December 9th, 2024 at 06:19 pm

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Protect user credentials by using HTTPS to ensure data security and maintain trust.

Move to HTTPS
Encrypt data transmission by switching from HTTP to HTTPS.

• Obtain and install an SSL/TLS certificate for your website.
• Update your website settings to use HTTPS for all pages, especially those with <input type=”password”> fields.

Update Internal Links and Resources
Ensure all internal links and resources (like images and scripts) use HTTPS.

• Check for mixed content errors and correct them to ensure full security coverage.

Redirect HTTP to HTTPS
Set up 301 redirects from HTTP to HTTPS to preserve SEO value and ensure a seamless user experience.

• Update your server configuration to enforce HTTPS connections.

Test Your Site for Security
Use tools like SSL Labs’ SSL Test to confirm your HTTPS implementation is secure.

Following these steps will secure user information and help maintain your website’s reputation and search engine ranking.