Identification & Authentication
An SSL Certificate helps customers check your website identity, especially if you receive sensitive and
confidential information and credit card data via online transactions.
Your website may look good, but if your customer has any doubt about the security of your site they won’t
enter information or personal details. Having an SSL certificate tells your customer that your website is
secure and they are safe to enter information.
SSL Certificates will enable your site to receive data safely and securely.
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is the standard protocol for transaction security - this protocol creates an
encrypted link between your website and your customer's browser.
Once the link is established all communication between your website and your customer's browser
will remain confidential.
Most web browsers display a padlock symbol and show a change in the address bar from http to https when a site is securely viewed over an SSL.
An SSL certificate can also help to protect you and your customers from possible online threats of fraud and information hijacking, also known as phishing.