Google also said this new report is available only for Domain properties and HTTPS URL-prefix properties. You may be able to access this report over here. Page experience.

Google To Give Secure Sites A Ranking Boost Google has announced that going HTTPS — adding a SSL 2048-bit key certificate on your site — will give you a minor ranking boost. Google says this ...

Dubbed HTTPS at Google, the new section will track the internet giant's progress as it moves to HTTPS. Google began using HTTPS-only for Gmail back in 2014, and since then has rolled it out to ...

Google is enforcing HTTPS for all sites under its own top-level domains (TLDs), such as .google, .how, and .soy. Along with being a search and ad firm, Google is also a TLD registrar and has 45 of ...

Google said they are "starting to use HTTPS as a ranking signal." Google did add it is "only a very lightweight signal" and that it only had an impact on "fewer than 1% of global queries." ...

Google has long been pushing for HTTPS to become the standard. In 2014, the company announced that HTTPS would be taken into consideration when ranking websites on its search engine.

Google reports that more than 50% of all desktop page loads are HTTPS connections, an all-time high. Most of the top 100 sites worldwide run modern HTTPS, including Amazon, Facebook, Twitter ...

Google’s plan will mark any HTTP site that allows a user to type data into it as “not secure” as part of its expanding effort to protect users from sharing information on sites that do not ...

Google set a deadline for July 2018, when Chrome will begin warning users about insecure web pages. Failure to upgrade to HTTPS may result in losses to organic traffic.

Logged-in Google users will soon be largely immune to Wi-Fi hackers and network administrators spying on their searches as Google will soon make https://google.com the default homepage.

Google has added a new HTTPS report within Google Search Console. This new report now shows you not just which pages are not served over HTTPS but also why they are not being served as HTTPS.