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SSL CertificatesMore than just a lock symbol in your URL - meet the demands of today's sites and provide validated identity and encryption to secure your websites, users, and data.Learn More
Secure your website and your users' transactions with SSL Certificates. A SSL Certificate is a special file on your web server that enables encrypted security for online communications. It creates an encrypted connection between your web server and your visitors’ web browser. It also usually indicated by a padlock icon on web browsers.
Enable SSL Certificates with ease and promotes customer confidence with superior encryption and authentication. SSL Certificate's function is to establish a secure encrypted connection between a Client and a Server – typically a Web server and a Browser, and protects sensitive data, such as login credentials, identification number, credit card information that are exchanged during each session.
Search engines will push https-encrypted websites higher in search results which increases the chances of customers finding you.
Integration is made easy because SSL Certificates are trusted by and compatible with all current desktop and mobile browsers.
Give customers the payment options they prefer with industry standard SSL certificates for end-to-end encryption protocol.
The padlock icon next to the URL indicates the website is secured. A safe website can increase customer confidence.
Give customers the payment options they prefer with industry standard SSL certificates for end-to-end encryption protocol.
The 3 types of SSL certificates provide the same level of encryption for each certificate, however, the differ between one another in terms of vetting and verification process required to obtain the certificate.
This certificate indicates that a domain is registered and the applicant is running the URL.
This certificate indicates that the applicant owns the domain while also verifying that it is an actual organization operating in a particular country, state, and city.
This certificate indicates that the right of the applicant to use specific domain name plus thorough vetting of the organization.
