Magento SSL Setup Service
Build up trust and improve your reputation in search engines with Magento SSL certificate installation.
Ensure safety of your customers’ confidential information
Prevent your website from being downgraded in search results
Avoid experiencing Man in the Middle (MITM) and other cyber attacks
Protect your brand reputation and build customer trust
Magento SSL Setup Service
Build up trust and improve your reputation in search engines with Magento SSL certificate installation.
Ensure safety of your customers’ confidential information
Prevent your website from being downgraded in search results
Avoid experiencing Man in the Middle (MITM) and other cyber attacks
Protect your brand reputation and build customer trust
Installation of the certificate on Apache or Nginx and setting Magento login and checkout pages on HTTPS protocol
Create secure experience for your customers
and help your website rank higher in Google with Magento SSL setup
Fill in the form below and our specialist will contact you within 24 working hours. The first consultation is free.
FAQ
- Access the Stores menu and click Configuration.
- Select Web in the General tab.
- Expand the Base URLs (Secure) section.
- Update the Secure Base URL to HTTPS.
- Set the Use Secure URLs on Storefront and Use Secure URLs in Admin options to Yes.
Magento SSL, also known as Secure Sockets Layer, is a special security protocol that allows you to keep internet connection safe using encryption. This protocol allows you to exchange sensitive information and prevent criminals from reading and modifying it.
When someone opens your store, the browser and the web server will create a secure SSL connection. Then the client checks SSL certificate information and validates it via certificate authority. If this certificate meets all the requirements, the browser and server exchange the private and public keys. These keys are used to encrypt and decrypt the information transferred between the client and the server. This process is also known as SSL Handshake.
Also, after enabling the SSL certificate, you will have 2 URLs: the old one http://example.com and a secure one https://example.com. So you need to force SSL to all Magento store visitors by enabling redirects. Else, part of your visitors may use the Magento 2 website with disabled HTTPS.
Sure, the configuration of HTTP to HTTPS redirects in Magento 2 is a part of our service. Our team will not only enable the needed redirect but also test your website on any other issues that may occur after Magento SSL configuration.
For Magento 2 SSL configuration, you need to know how to install and set it up. This process requires savvy system administration skills. Otherwise, you may face issues like creating endless redirects of Magento 2 from HTTP to HTTPS or disabling SSL provoked by Varnish in Magento 2. That’s why we recommend handing this task to professionals, who know for sure how to enable and what SSL configuration to use in Magento to avoid mistakes or incorrect store operations.
FAQ
- Access the Stores menu and click Configuration.
- Select Web in the General tab.
- Expand the Base URLs (Secure) section.
- Update the Secure Base URL to HTTPS.
- Set the Use Secure URLs on Storefront and Use Secure URLs in Admin options to Yes.
Magento SSL, also known as Secure Sockets Layer, is a special security protocol that allows you to keep internet connection safe using encryption. This protocol allows you to exchange sensitive information and prevent criminals from reading and modifying it.
When someone opens your store, the browser and the web server will create a secure SSL connection. Then the client checks SSL certificate information and validates it via certificate authority. If this certificate meets all the requirements, the browser and server exchange the private and public keys. These keys are used to encrypt and decrypt the information transferred between the client and the server. This process is also known as SSL Handshake.
Also, after enabling the SSL certificate, you will have 2 URLs: the old one http://example.com and a secure one https://example.com. So you need to force SSL to all Magento store visitors by enabling redirects. Else, part of your visitors may use the Magento 2 website with disabled HTTPS.
Sure, the configuration of HTTP to HTTPS redirects in Magento 2 is a part of our service. Our team will not only enable the needed redirect but also test your website on any other issues that may occur after Magento SSL configuration.
For Magento 2 SSL configuration, you need to know how to install and set it up. This process requires savvy system administration skills. Otherwise, you may face issues like creating endless redirects of Magento 2 from HTTP to HTTPS or disabling SSL provoked by Varnish in Magento 2. That’s why we recommend handing this task to professionals, who know for sure how to enable and what SSL configuration to use in Magento to avoid mistakes or incorrect store operations.