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HTTPS is a secure version of HTTP, which is an acronym for Hypertext Transfer Protocol. HTTPS protects the privacy of data sent over the internet. HTTPS uses bidirectional encryption to accomplish protect against hacking attacks. HTTPS does not prevent against all attacks, but is much safer than HTTP alone.
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HTTPS ensures that your website is the correct site the server is supposed to be talking to. HTTPS also encrypts all user data, including financial information and browsing history, and protects against third party breaches. Most browsers support HTTP/2, which provides browser enhancements over standard HTTP

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