Explanation of SSL Certificates

Internet security is a foremost priority for everyone who purchases products online, and your clients will expect nothing but the highest possible safety level when they buy your products.

What Does SSL Stand for?

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is a protocol that safeguards your web store or sign-in page. The Secure Sockets Layer certificates, also referred to as digital certificates, encrypt the sensitive data requested from website visitors like address, birth date, national identity number, driving licence or bank account info, so that nobody could use this information for illegal purposes.

Your web site visitors can recognize a secure website by the ‘https' part at the beginning of the site address, or by the padlock symbol in the web browser window, or by a special seal on the site.

The Secure Sockets Layer certificates feature 256-bit encryption, and include a $10 000 US dollar warranty and a static site seal for your site. You are required to have a static IP address.

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