SSL Security Certificate Provider issued by COMODO INSTANT SSL (www.instantssl.com).
Your customers know that sites that are serious about security protect online transactions with trusted Secure Server Certificates. Comodo is more trusted to provide security by your customers than any other leading CA because only delivers award winning desktop security for free to more than 300,000 new users a month.
Secure Features & Benefits:
 Ideal and low cost for securing web server - Fast issuance & no compromise on quality
- Keep your online transactions confidential
- Free TrustLogo site seal for real-time identity assurance
- 99.3% compatibility with all browsers
- Strong 128 bit encryption
- Unlimited re-issuance and 30 day refund policy
- Great customer support 24 x 7
Why do you need SSL encryption?
If you value the security and privacy of your customers, the use of SSL certificates should be of serious concern to you. When you secure your web site, you create trust in your online business by providing a proof of your identity to the customers so that they are assured that their confidential information will not be intercepted online.
SSL is advisable when your business involves in a variety of electronic transactions, such as online purchase, credit card payment and etc. It offers protection of the data submitted to your web site (or between servers) through the use of encryption. It allows secure communications between visitors and websites and allows visitors to have confidence that the website is a legal entity.
Digital Certificate
Digital Certificates provide a means of proving your identity in electronic transactions. It is similar like a identify card, driver license or a passport does in face-to-face interactions. With a Digital Certificate, you can assure your business associates and online services that the electronic information they receive from you are authentic.
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
The Secure Sockets Layer protects data transferred over the Web using encryption enabled by a server's SSL Certificate. An SSL Certificate contains a public key and a private key. A public key is used to encrypt information and a private key is used to decipher it. When a browser points to a secured domain, an SSL handshake authenticates the server and the client and establishes an encryption method and a unique session key. They can then begin a secure session (HTTPS) that guarantees message privacy and message integrity.
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