HTTPS: SSL Certificates and Phishing - ERP Spain.com - España y América Latina

When we see HTTPS at the beginning of a URL or the accompanying lock icon in our browser’s address bar, we’ve been conditioned to think that means we’re safe from harm. But HTTPS isn’t really about security, it’s about privacy. That lock icon just means that any information we transmit on that site is encrypted and securely delivered to its destination. It makes no guarantees that the destination itself, is safe. Cybercriminals know we’re all trained to look for the lock icon in the address bar, and have been working hard to take advantage of our trust. Join our 30 minute webinar to find out about the trade-offs between privacy and security, and whether HTTPS is really as secure as we think.