Insipre confidence in your customers to make their purchases online with EV SSL Certificates. The Extended Validation SSL Certicicates triggers the display of the green address bar in high-security web browsers.

Customers feel secure and confident with the Green Address Bar

Extended Validation SSL Certificates gives Web site visitors a reliable and an easy way to establish trust online. Only SSL Certificates with Extended Validation (EV) will trigger high security Web browsers to display a green address bar with the name of the organization that owns the SSL Certificate and the name of the Certificate Authority that issued it. The green bar shows site visitors that the transaction is encrypted and the organization has been authenticated according to the most rigorous industry standard. For better online performance and added customer confidence, choose Secure Site with EV SSL Certificates.

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Q: What is SSL, and what is an SSL certificate?
A: SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer. It is an encryption layer that encodes information that is traded between a consumer and a server, guarding the transmission of sensitive and confidential data.
An SSL certificate lets you run SSL encryption technology in your web site, so the information traveling between the consumer and the server is encrypted. Consumers expect the SSL certificates handle the sensitive information like credit card numbers, private data o personal information be handled securely.

Q: Do I need an SSL certificate for my web site?
A: If you collect, send or receive sensitive information in your web site, customers expect to have a protection in the transmission of such data through an SSL certificate. Many can leave your site if they see it is not secure or protected.

Q: How it Works?
A: An SSL certificate is a file installed on the web server where you are running your web site. This file is composed of two parts. The first is the public key, which encrypts data. The second is the private key, which decrypts data. When a client, such as a web browser, connects to an SSL secured server a unique session is created using these two keys. All data transmitted between the client and the web server during this session is protected by encryption, and cannot be decrypted by any party other than that specific client and the server.

Q: Can I still buy an SSL Certificate for a domain hosted in another company?
A: Yes, you can buy any of the available certificates and install it in your hosting account, you have to check the web server type and other technical information with your web hosting company.

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