To check if your website has SSL enabled, look at the URL in your browser. If it starts with “https://” and shows a padlock icon next to the address, your connection is secure and SSL is active.

You can also verify SSL status in cPanel:

  • Go to the SSL/TLS section.

  • There, you can check if a valid SSL certificate is installed and view its expiration date.

Having SSL ensures that data transferred between your website and visitors is encrypted, helping protect sensitive information like login details and personal data.

For detailed instructions, see our guide: Managing Website Security Settings Using cPanel.

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