A digital certificate that enables encrypted HTTPS connections between browsers and web servers, verifying server identity.
SSL/TLS certificates use public-key cryptography to establish secure connections. Let's Encrypt provides free certificates, while paid certificates offer extended validation and warranty. Modern browsers mark HTTP sites as 'Not Secure.'
Using Certbot with Let's Encrypt to automatically provision and renew SSL certificates for purcellanalytics.com.
HTTPS is mandatory for credibility, SEO (Google ranking factor), and security — especially for sites handling contact forms, logins, or payment data.
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