Definition of SSL Certificates

Internet security is an uppermost priority for everyone who buys products online, and your customers will expect nothing but the highest possible security level when they pay for your products.

What Does SSL Stand for?

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is a protocol that secures your web storefront or login page. The Secure Sockets Layer certificates, also called digital certificates, cipher the delicate data required from site visitors such as place of residence, birth date, national insurance number, driving licence or credit card information, so that nobody could use this info for illegal purposes.

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

The SSL certificates offer 256-bit encryption, and include a 10 000 US dollar warranty and a site seal for your site. You are required to have a static IP.

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