SSL Basics

Here’s why finding EV wildcard SSL certificates in the market is so challenging How awesome it would be to secure all of your subdomains with one SSL certificate so that your organization’s name shows up before each in a browser’s web address bar alongside a padlock icon? Customers would feel highly confident while sharing their personal or financial information via blogs, check-out pages, or any other pages on your site to which you’ve devoted an entire subdomain. We agree! However, there is no extended validation (EV) wildcard certificate available in Continue Reading

Can an SSL Certificate Be Issued For an IP Address?   The answer is ‘Yes.’ An SSL certificate can be issued for a public IP address.  These are the rules and requirements to get an SSL certificate for an IP address:  SSL can be issued for a public IP address.   Your organization must control that particular IP address.  A certificate authority must be able to verify your control of the IP address through file authentication (you’ll need to upload a specified file to be accessible via HTTP/HTTPS). You must control the entire IP address, not just a specified port.  You can put an IP address in the Common Name (CN) or a Continue Reading

Which Type Of SSL Certificate Do I need? Know the Difference and Choose Well! So, you’ve decided to get an SSL certificate for your website. An excellent decision! You are not only providing strong security for your website visitors’ data but also boosting your users’ trust and getting SEO benefits as an extra perk!  But let’s be honest here. Buying an SSL certificate is a confusing process! Isn’t it? With different SSL brands, types of SSL certificates and price differences, the entire buying process can be daunting.  If that is not enough, there are free SSL available in the market! What’s Continue Reading

News: Comodo Secure Site Seal is Rebranded as Sectigo Secure Site Seal Now What is The Comodo Secure Site Seal?  A trust seal or secure site seal is a small image placed on a webpage which works as a visual indicator of a well-protected site. The Comodo site seal is also known as Trust seal, Comodo secure badge, Comodo secure seal, and Trust Logo. A Comodo secure site seal indicates that your domain is properly vetted by Comodo and any data transmitted over the website will be encrypted and be secured by a Comodo SSL certificate. Site seals help you gain your customers’ trust and boost up conversions.   When you buy an SSL certificate from Comodo CA (now Sectigo), you will get a FREE secure site seal, which Continue Reading