Secure your site and add trust & confidence for your visitors

SSL certificates are crucial for the internet. They encrypt the data sent between your computer and a website, making it secure. They also confirm that the website is legitimate and really is what it says it is.

There are 3 levels of SSL certificates: Domain Validated (DV), Organization Validated (OV), and Extended Validation (EV). The main difference between them is how much information the certificate provider (like RapidSSL, GeoTrust, or DigiCert) needs to verify before issuing the certificate.

Higher-level certificates, like EV, require more detailed information and often show extra signs of trust in the browser, such as turning the address bar green and displaying the organization's name to visitors. This helps build more trust with users.

A Wildcard SSL certificate offers the same security and verification as other SSL certificates but can also be used for unlimited subdomains of a website. It covers the main domain (like example.com) and all its subdomains (like blog.example.com or shop.example.com).

EV (Extended Validation) certificates are the highest level of SSL and provide the most trust and credibility for your website. They make sure that personal and financial data is protected with the strongest security. To get an EV certificate, the website must go through extra checks, like verifying the business's official records, contact details, and how long the company has been around (at least 3 years). EV certificates are ideal for important business websites where security is crucial.