SSL Certificates develop an encrypted connection and trust
Standard SSL Certificates (DV) are the easiest and most common type of SSL certificate. OV and EV certificates also validate the identity of the company or organization holding the certificate, providing more confidence to end users, while Wildcard SSL allows you to secure an unlimited number of subdomains on a single certificate.
With our SSL certificate services, you won't have to take manual steps to configure and deploy new certificates every year. We generate a renewal order automatically when your certificate is nearing the end of its validity.
Certificates (DV) are ideal for personal websites, blogs and social media, or any site that does not transmit private and confidential information.
It enables browser lock and https, shows your corporate identity and reassures your customers that you take security very seriously.
Site visitors can verify that the website is operated by a legitimate company and is not a scam site.
Certificates (EV) will in most cases display your company or site name in green. This prominent visual verification provides visitors with added confidence that steps have been taken to confirm the identity of the website and business they are visiting, increasing user confidence in your website and its credibility – which is why most of large companies and organizations choose EV certificates.
Wildcard SSL allows you to secure an unlimited number of subdomains on a single certificate. It's a great solution for anyone who hosts or manages multiple sites or pages that exist on the same domain. The one-time cost of the certificate covers you for additional subdomains you may add in the future.
Google wants to make the web more secure, and a big part of that includes SSL securing sites so that people accessing them through Google are more secure. This is why websites that use SSL have been shown to benefit from higher rankings in search results.
SSL certificates enable data encryption on the Internet and allow data to be transmitted securely from a web server to a browser. With SSL, your website can use the https protocol and will display a padlock on users' web browsers to indicate that the connection is secure.
SSL Certificates are an essential part of the internet. They not only encrypt communication between your computer and the server where a website is located, but they also provide verification that a site is what it claims to be.
There are 3 different levels of vetting that SSL Certificates are based upon. Domain Validated (DV) , Organization Validated (OV), and Extended Validation (EV). The major difference between the types of certificate relates to the information the Certificate Authority, RapidSSL, GeoTrust and DigiCert, requires and validates in order to issue a certificate. The higher levels of certificate require more information, and often is displayed in the browser bar. EV SSL for example turns the browser bar green and displays the organization name to visitors to generate more trust.
A Wildcard SSL certificate provides the same encryption and authentication features as other SSL certificates but can also be applied to an unlimited number of subdomains of a website. A Wildcard SSL certificate supports the root domain (example.com) as well as its subdomains.
EV or Extended Validation certificates are the highest class of SSL available and give the most credibility and trust to your website. EV assures consumers that their personal and financial information is protected at the highest levels of authentication. Additional verifications are performed, such as corporate agency record checks, applicant contact info, and whether the business has existed for a minimum of 3 years. EV certificates are best suited for business-critical webpages.
