by Divya Khaneja | Last updated May 6, 2024 | News & Updates, Security
Meet Magento conferences see the confluence of Magento enthusiasts from different parts of the world. Every year, the Magento community meets and talks about the evolution of Magento and its future prospects. This year was no different. Held at The Leela, Mumbai...
by Sahil Chugh | Last updated Sep 13, 2021 | Best Practices, Security
Magento 1 support is going to end in June 2020, meaning any merchant continuing on the M1 platform will no longer be entitled to use Magento’ s support, upgradations, bug fixes, security patches, and new features. While Magento 2 seemingly has its appeal owing...
by Sakshi Behl | Last updated Nov 17, 2020 | Security
Webscoot Consent is king. With the growing internet penetration and digitization, there is a need to protect and empower consumers. GDPR for eCommerce has changed the way business interacts with the customers. Even though there’s much hype around GDPR, the current...
by Sakshi Behl | Last updated Nov 10, 2020 | Security
Managed hosting provider if you’re not yet on HTTPS, the browser is going to through a “Not Secure” warning on your website. For compliance purposes, you need to have an SSL-encrypted connection. Once, you have installed SSL, it is crucial to redirect HTTP to...
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by Sakshi Behl | Last updated Nov 10, 2020 | Security
If you don’t have an SSL certificate, Google will show a “Not Secure” warning on your website. The reason Google is forcing SSL certificates to websites is to boost online security and encourage people to perform online activities. Blog Overview: 1. What is SSL &...
by Sahil Chugh | Last updated Dec 7, 2020 | Security
The latest Magento Patch, SUPEE-9767, Community Edition 1.9.3.3, and Enterprise Edition 1.14.3.3 address to eliminate security vulnerabilities. Important Note Implement and test the patch to confirm it works according to the expectations before deploying it to a live...
