Here are signs to know if your website is secure :

•  Https connection :A secure website will have "https://" in the URL instead of "http://." The "S" stands for secure, meaning the site uses encryption to protect data exchanged between your browser and the server. There will also be a padlock symbol in the address bar.

• Valid SSL Certificate: Clicking the padlock icon will show details about the website's SSL certificate. This certificate ensures that the website's identity is verified and that data is encrypted.

• No Warning Signs from the Browser: Modern browsers will alert you if a website is not secure. If you see a warning such as "Not Secure" or a red padlock, it means the website may not have an SSL certificate or is using an outdated one.

• Trust Indicators: Secure websites may display security badges from trusted organisations like Norton, McAfee, or Trustwave. However, always verify the authenticity of these badges.

• Updated Privacy Policies: A secure website should have a clear and updated privacy policy explaining how your data is protected and handled.

• Secure Payment Methods: If the website requires financial transactions, ensure it offers secure payment gateways like PayPal, Stripe, or other trusted processors.

By paying attention to these indicators, you can reduce the risk of accessing a potentially harmful or untrustworthy site.