SSL Certificates – Security and Trust for Your Website
SSL certificates encrypt the connection between browser and server. The foundation of website security and user trust.
What is an SSL certificate?
An SSL certificate (Secure Sockets Layer) encrypts data transmitted between the user’s browser and the server. A site with SSL displays ‘https://’ and a padlock icon in the browser. SSL is now a standard – Google prefers HTTPS sites in search results, and browsers warn about sites without SSL. For e-commerce, SSL is mandatory for payment security.
How do SSL certificates work?
- 1 Choose certificate type (DV, OV, EV, Wildcard)
- 2 Generate CSR (Certificate Signing Request)
- 3 Domain or organization verification
- 4 Certificate issuance (minutes to days depending on type)
- 5 Installation on the server
- 6 HTTPS redirect configuration
- 7 Automatic renewal monitoring
Benefits of SSL certificates
Encryption and security
Modern SSL certificates use 256-bit encryption and 2048-bit RSA keys. TLS 1.3 protocol ensures the fastest and most secure connection. OV and EV certificates additionally verify organization identity, increasing user trust. Regular renewal and monitoring prevent certificate expiration.
Certificate issuers
We work with trusted certificate authorities: DigiCert, Sectigo (Comodo), GlobalSign, and Let’s Encrypt. All are recognized by all major browsers and systems. Let’s Encrypt certificates are free and automatically renewed.
Who are SSL certificates for?
All websites
SSL is a standard for every site
Online stores
SSL required for payment processing
Corporate sites
OV/EV certificates for building trust
Application developers
API and application security
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