| Product Name | Amount | Validation | Site Seal | ||
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GeoTrust QuickSSL Premium
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800.00 LYD | Order | ||
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GeoTrust True BusinessID
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805.00 LYD |
Organization |
Dynamic | Order |
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GeoTrust True BusinessID Wildcard
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3000.00 LYD |
Organization |
Dynamic | Order |
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GeoTrust True BusinessID with EV
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1620.00 LYD |
Organization |
Dynamic | Order |
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GeoTrust True BusinessID Multi-Domain
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1860.00 LYD | Order |
| Product Name | Amount | ||
|---|---|---|---|
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thawte SSL Web Server
|
800.00 LYD | Order |
| Product Name | Amount | ||
|---|---|---|---|
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InstantSSL
|
355.00 LYD | Order |
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Comodo SSL
|
400.00 LYD | Order |
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Comodo Multi-Domain SSL
|
1330.00 LYD | Order |
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Comodo Wildcard DV
|
2000.00 LYD | Order |
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Comodo Multi-Domain Wildcard SSL (OV)
|
3130.00 LYD | Order |
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Comodo Unified Communications Certificate OV
|
1152.00 LYD | Order |
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Comodo Unified Communications Wildcard Certificate OV
|
1800.00 LYD | Order |
More Than Protection
SSL Certificate Is A Must-Have For Websites, And We’re Not Just Talking About Security
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Build Your Customer’s Trust
Show your customers that your online business is secured and verified by letting them know their sensitive data and online payments are completely protected.
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Increase Your Seo Ranking
Secured websites are more likely to rank higher in search engine results, as security is a primary ranking factor.
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Stay Browser-Friendly
If your website doesn’t have an SSL Certificate, most world-famous web browsers will flag it as “not secure” with a warning sign, and some browsers would go as far as to block it.
Features
Secured Client Data
256-bit data encryption
PCI/DSS Compliant
Padlock icon and https:// prefix
Warranty
Expert technical support
FAQ
SSL, which stands for Secure Sockets Layer, is a cyber-security protocol that digitally encrypts information sent from a browser to a server. SSL certificates are used to protect sensitive information like credit card numbers, usernames, passwords, email addresses, and more. A website with an SSL certificate is identified using a number of trust indicators, like “https” and the padlock icon in the browser bar, a site seal from a reputable Certificate Authority (CA), and a green bar that wraps around the URL on more premium certificates.
The main classifications of SSL certificate types are:
- Domain Validation (DV).
Requires verification of domain name ownership only. Suitable for blogs, personal websites, or any website that does not conduct transactions or collect personal information from users. - Organization Validation (OV).
Requires verification of domain name ownership in addition to verification of the organization or company associated with it. Suitable for corporate and business websites. - Extended Validation (EV).
Highly verified SSL certificates. Require verification of the owner of the domain name and the institution in addition to the legal identity of the activity of the company in question. Suitable for banks, e-commerce and commercial institutions websites.
SSL Certificates are also classified depending on the number of domains secured:
- Standard SSL (Single domain) certificates: Secures a single unique domain or subdomain.
- Wildcard SSL certificates: Secures multiple subdomains under a single unique domain.
- Multi-domain SSL certificates: Secures multiple unique domains and subdomains with a single certificate.
- Free security certificates only verifies the domain name on which they are issued, i.e. if the site is a (blog, personal website, etc.) it will be appropriate to use free security certificates in this case.
- Paid SSL certificates have higher levels of authentication available that can provide users with some verified details, not only about the domain they are on but about the company or organization behind it. This is sometimes called Business Authentication.
- Free security certificates only support the DV classification, and do not support the other classifications OV and EV.
- OV & EV certificates come with visual indicators such as the green title bar. While free SSL certificates do not offer such perks.
- Free SSL certificates do not provide warranty and technical support when something goes wrong on certificates of authenticity, unlike paid security certificates.