The SSL certificate encrypts all information exchanged between a visitor and your website, ensuring data protection and preventing unwanted use
Your visitors’ browsers will show the https prefix and a green padlock icon after the connection is complete. This will boost their trust in your website, allowing them to browse, shop, or provide data. SSL Certificates provide safety, which pleases customers
SSL certificate encrypts and secures all website-visitor data
SSLs vary. Standard SSL (protects a domain, not subdomains) and Wildcard SSL (protect a domain and all its subdomains)
One-time validation is normal. DV SSLs are ideal for small websites like blogs, personal sites, or simple presentation sites, but not eCommerce.
Small to medium web businesses should use OV SSLs. Customers will know the certificate is from your company and the domain is yours. Usernames and passwords are encrypted.
When you hold large data, such as customer addresses or credit card numbers, you should use an EV SSL Certificate. By using this certificate, the browser’s address bar will become green, indicating which sites have the most security and vetting.