The best SSL certificates for your security.

SSL certificates are the keys that unlock layers of your website by responding to requests to enter. Permission to enter is only granted when a valid certificate is found. This means that when a breach occurs, entry is denied, and sensitive information on your site is protected. Although there are some technical differences between SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and TLS (Transport Layer Security), SSL has become the popular umbrella label for both. This standard security protocol ensures that connections between a web server and browser are encrypted, private, and breach-proof.

Today, most websites use SSL encryption to protect:

• Credit card information
• Banking details
• Medical files
• Data transfer
• Login information
• Website browsing
• Shopping transactions

SSL provides a secure link between the domain and the browser. It stands guard against all security breaches attempted by online hackers.

It's simple. If you own a website, SSL certification is a mandatory requirement. SSL certificates do more than protect credit card numbers and bank accounts. The frequency of phishing attacks via email and false websites has made users aware and more conversant with the technology behind online security. This means that visitors to your website will expect you to apply the correct form and the acceptable levels of SSL certification to your site before they will sign on. They will look for visible symbols of security, such as the padlock icon and the HTTPS prefix.

To broaden your view of the practical applications of SSL encryption, take a look at a few examples of what SSLs secure (note that this is not a comprehensive list):

• Details of online transactions
• Web forms and customer logins
• Emails and web applications, such as Outlook and Gmail
• File transfers over HTTPS and FTP
• Information sent over mobile devices
• Information and data transported through the Cloud

Yes, we do. With just a little help from you, our highly skilled SSL experts will ensure that your SSL certificate is implemented correctly when you request our SSL Certificate Installation Service. So, if you don't know how to or simply don't have the time, why deal with the time or technical jargon that comes with it? Why not let a specialist handle it for you when we've been producing and deploying SSL certificates for years? Since we're talking about your website's security and integrity, this is something that should never be taken lightly. If you opt to make advantage of our SSL Installation Service, we will manually carry out the steps required to correctly install your certificate on your web server on the server side.

Once issued, SSL certificates can be installed in under 5 minutes.

Extended Validation SSL certificates provide websites with the highest level of trust, and many consumers prefer conducting transactions on EV-certified sites.

SSL certificate types differ based on the level of protection they offer. The level of protection, encryption strength and security are all factors that determine the final SSL Certificate price. It’s important to know the type of SSL certificate you need for your site. Here are a few factors to consider before you buy an SSL certificate:

Number of domains If you own a single domain, a standard SSL certificate will suit just fine. The approach is different if you own multiple domains or subdomains. In this situation, select a Multi-Domain Certificate or a Wildcard Certificate. This is more cost-effective than purchasing single certificates for each of your domains. A Wildcard Certificate is the wisest choice when multiple pages need to be secured. This is frequently the case when you have a high number of subdomains. A Multi-Domain Certificate will work with a lower number of domains.

Level of security Most websites can be secured using one of the following three levels of SSL validation:

• Extended Validation (EV) - highest level of trust
• Organisation Validation (OV) - medium level of trust
• Domain Validation (DV) - standard level of trust

Your choice of certification hinges on the sensitivity of your website content. OV and DV show brand names on the certificates alone, but EV's TrustLogo® is represented on the address bar with a special green logo that inspires a strong sense of security in your website visitors.

Type of domain The certificates you require for registered domains are not the same as those that are required for unregistered domains, or for internal server domains. The process differs, because compliance with the Certificate Authorities (CA) is required in order to obtain a certificate for public domains.

HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) is now the standard protocol for transferring data over the Internet. The HTTPS prefix of a URL informs users that the site is safe to visit, and for entering data. Together with the little padlock icon, it also lends legitimacy to the website. HTTP (without the "S") is now flagged in most browsers with a vote of no confidence! For example, you may see the following warnings in the address bar: Google Chrome: Not secure
Microsoft Edge: Be careful here!

No. SSL certificates and domain name subscriptions are non-refundable. Our 30-day money-back guarantee does not apply to these products.