Protect Visitor Information and Secure Transactions

Boost customer confidence in your Web site by renewing your with a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate—a method of securing data transmissions across the Internet.

How It Works

An SSL certificate serves as a digital "passport" that allows data to be transmitted over secure networks—protecting financial and credit card transactions, sign-ups, Web access to mail, sensitive information and intranets.

You should have an SSL certificate if you are collecting any personal information through your site or if you want to share confidential information over the Internet. By solving two essential security issues, Authentication and Encryption, SSLs protect your Web site against: