More SSL options for your business

How to install your SSL Certificate

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  Choose the right SSL
  After purchasing an SSL certificate, simply follow the guided interface for next steps.
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  Apply for Certificate
  Bind the associated domain to the certificate, then submit the applicant's details for review.
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  Verify Domain Ownership
  Confirm ownership of the domain associated with the SSL Certificate and web server.
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  Verify Organization
  (for OV & EV)
  Reconcile with the Certificate Authority (CA) through email verification.
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  Download & Install
  After approval, the CA issues the certificate. Download and install it, then enter your URL in a browser and look for the trust seal to ensure complete installation.

An SSL certificate is your all-access pass to worry-free browsing.

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  Industry-Grade Encryption
  Ensures visitor data remains private and out of reach from malicious actors.
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  Trust Seal
  Displays a trust indicator in the form of a clickable lock icon. No more security warnings, ever.
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  Faster Load Times
  An SSL certificate offers a speed bump for your website.
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  Regulatory Compliance
  An SSL certificate safeguards your digital presence, and ensures that you comply with privacy- and security-preserving standards.
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  Business Authentication
  Builds trust with your users by authenticating the legitimacy of your business.
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  Better Google Rankings
  It's SEO juice. Both Google and Bing search engines rank SSL-certified websites higher in search results than those that aren't.
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  Tamper-Proof Data
  Shields all data in transit from tampering, ensuring a safe user experience each and every visit.
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  Hands-On Support
  Our support team provides guided assistance via chat, phone, or email from start to finish.

Your website runs on data. An SSL protects data.

• Government Information Security
  If your organization works with the public sector, it's crucial that the public knows whom to trust. Using a higher-order SSL shows visitors that your organization is not a phishing website that impersonates governmental platforms.
• Apple APP/Applet
  By mandate, all iOS apps submitted to the App Store must use HTTPS for secure network communications—a requirement known as App Transport Security (ATS). The ATS enforces that app data exchanges happen over encrypted connections to protect customer data.
• Payment Gateways
  Because payment data is highly vulnerable to hijacking and fraud, HTTPS encryption has become the standard for transmitting it securely on trusted websites.
• Your Emails
  An SSL certificate ensures your emails are delivered to the intended recipient, who can decrypt and read them, and verify they haven't been tampered.
• Trustable, Authentic Domain
  Enabling site-wide HTTPS activates the trust seal (DV/OV) or enterprise name logo (EV) in the search bar to demonstrate the authenticity of your business.
• API Interface Security
  APIs often transmit sensitive data and critical instructions. Using SSL certificates for strong encryption ensures secure transfers and prevents hijacking.