Hello, I'm Sato from non-standard world.

When you mention news about the web, I think that many people hear the word "SSLization" of a website, but is it really necessary?

In fact, since version 68 of the web browser "Google Chrome" will be released on July 24th (Tuesday), 2018, if you open a website that does not support SSL at all times (http site), a warning that [unprotected communication] is displayed in the address bar.

Google Chrome” is currently a browser with about 40% share in Japan, and warning display will affect the reliability of website, so if you have been lost in need until now, we recommend “always SSLing” for websites.

What is SSL?

Always SSL means that all pages of the website are SSLized (encrypted).
With this, it has the advantage of security measures such as eavesdropping and tampering, speeding up website display, and also SEO (Search Engine Countermeasure).

Google's announcement about this matter

We’ve been working hard for the last few years to embrace HTTPS encryption on our site, aiming at a protected web. And over the past year we’ve been working to make users understand that HTTP sites are not protected by gradually increasing the number of HTTP pages that appear as “not protected.” When Chrome 68 was released in July 2018, all HTTP sites will be “not protected”.

Google Webmaster's official blog, "Aiming to spread the protected web" more citation

As mentioned above, Google has been promoting encryption by HTTPS for a long time, that is, SSL, and there are various advantages such as not only the security improvement effect but also the advantages of SEO, so it is recommended to "always SSL" on websites.

Please consider it.

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