In order to make the Internet a safer place, Google and other browsers mark all unencrypted http sites as "unsecure", which means that https encryption is no longer a luxury, but a necessity.
Use these steps to help your website migrate from http to https:
1. Assess the security risks of the website
Prepare a list of URLs, map them from the current HTTP structure to the corresponding locations of the HTTPS website, and verify that all external scripts and images can use HTTPS.
2. Perform a complete website backup
Before making any changes to the site, complete a complete backup. Please consult your hosting provider or system administrator for the available backup options.
3. Choose the correct SSL certificate
Choose a trusted SSL certificate authority. Our World Wide Web provides trusted 8 mainstream SSL certificate brands in the world, with over 99.99% compatibility, to meet your various needs for digital certificates, and provide professional guidance and technology stand by.
4. Installation and test certificate
Make sure the SSL certificate is installed correctly, test the SSL certificate and check the browser warning.
5. Delete mixed content
Replace all http with https. If you do not delete the mixed content, an "unsafe" warning may appear in the browser window, and the entire website will be insecure.
6. Maintain certificate compliance
Check the SSL/TLS standards of the CA/Browser Forum to keep your website in line with the new security requirements and standards.
7. Turn http to https
Make sure that all http points to https, set up a 301 redirect to notify search engines of your new HTTPS address, and do a 301 redirect from http to https on the entire site.
8. Implement an automatic scanning system
Identify incompatible elements and third-party content, replace insecure content with safer alternatives, and use reliable third-party technology when possible.
9. Make sure your cookie is safe
Use "HttpOnly" and "Secure" cookie settings to ensure that hackers cannot invade your website.
10. Realize HTTP strict transmission security
HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) is a standard that protects your website visitors by ensuring that they are connected via HTTPS. Ensure that all connections are only accessible via HTTPS, and include HSTS in the HTTP response reader.