Practical Security Guides For Your Team
Clear, non-alarmist guidance for real web vulnerabilities so your team can prioritize fixes confidently.
Self-Signed SSL Certificate Undermines Visitor Trust and Identity Verification
mediumYour website is using a security certificate that you issued yourself, rather than one verified by a trusted third party. Think of it like a business putting up its own 'health and safety approved' sign instead of getting an official inspection — visitors and browsers have no way to confirm the certificate is genuine. Modern browsers will show a security warning to anyone who visits, which can drive customers away.
Expired Security Certificate Is Blocking Visitors and Breaking Encrypted Connections
immediateYour website's security certificate has expired. This certificate is what tells browsers your site is safe and keeps data encrypted between your site and your visitors. Right now, anyone visiting your site is likely seeing a full-screen warning saying 'Your connection is not private' — and most people will leave immediately rather than click through.