Yes as we are an eCommerce site, we have login and cart pages as secure. So as per the responses received so far, we should not worry about it.

-The canonical element is already there for protection

• Adding no index or restricting through robots can be added precaution

Thanks everyone for the reply!

We noticed that our website is accessible on:

http://www.example.com and

https://www.example.com

Both the versions have page rank of 4.

Though on https version we have added canonical tag indicating http:// version as preferred.

Is this fine or we need to use 301 redirect and let the site be accessible only on http:// version??

We noticed that our website is accessible on:

http://www.example.com and

https://www.example.com

Both the versions have page rank of 4.

Though on https version we have added canonical tag indicating http:// version as preferred.

Is this fine or we need to use 301 redirect and let the site be accessible only on http:// version??