What Is An SSL Certificate?

What Is An SSL Certificate?

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificates are a simple but essential way to keep sensitive information safe while giving customers the confidence they need to complete a transaction online.

When online customers feel secure, they are more likely to complete a purchase or personalise their profile and return to your website.Customers will buy with confidence when they know that their information is protected. SSL encrypts sensitive, private data, such as credit card numbers and bank account details. Normally, data on the web is sent in clear text from computer to computer until its destination is reached. Any of the computers along the way can see that information – this is where the gap is presented to cyber attackers who are looking for soft targets.

Recently, Google announced that they prefer secured sites (even if your website doesn’t do online transactions), giving anyone who protects their website a boost in search engine rankings.

And the good news is securing your website has never been easier.

Why Choose Our SSL Certificates?

Secure Encryption

Keep data safe. All plans come with high (128 – 256 bit) encryption that ensures transactions and sensitive information are secure.

Fast Setup

Get secured quickly. SSL certificates are typically approved in 4 days or less, with some plans approved in just 10 minutes!

Total Browser Compatibility

Everyone is covered. Certificates are compatible with all major browsers, including those on mobile devices.

Padlock And Site Seal

Show customers they’re protected. A site seal proves your SSL is in place and the padlock in the browser bar tells customers their information is safe.

Secure All Versions Of Your Site

Our SSL certificates secure both www. and non-www. versions of your site – no need to buy a separate certificate.

Warranty

Do business confidently. Liability insurance protects you and your customers if your SSL certificate is issued or used incorrectly – for an amount of up to $1,750,000.

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