SSL Certificates |
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| A Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Certificate creates an encrypted link between a Web site and a visitor's Web browser. This link ensures that all data passed between the Web site and the browser is secure and prevents hackers from stealing private and confidential information such as credit card information, bank account numbers, personal information etc. sent via the Internet. SSL Certificate puts the "s" in "https" in the Web site address (URL), and puts the closed padlock on the browser. This tells the users that the link between the website and the browser is secure. |
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| The SSL Certificate also demonstrates to your visitors that your Web site is owned by a legitimate business. This is done through a validation process performed by a Certificate Authority prior to issuing an SSL Certificate. |
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| If you transact business on your Web site, you need an SSL Certificate tied to your shopping cart and the merchant payment gateway. |
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Safepay Online works with several certification agencies and can help you in securing an appropriate SSL certificate by coordination. Following is a partial list of certification Authorities: |
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- VeriSign
- Thawte (acquired by VeriSign)
- GeoTrust (acquired by VeriSign)
- Comodo
- GoDaddy
- Entrust
- DigiCert
- Network Solutions
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| Contact us for further details of your integration requirements. |
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