Envisional Solutions"We posted the VeriSign Secured Seal on the payment pages and found that completed sales rose by approximately 10% in comparison to the previous weeks results"
Warren Jonas, Head of Service Management Opodo.
Extended Validation SSL digital server certificates
IP ‘phishing’ is on the rise, in fact Apacs, the bank clearing body, recently identified 14,156 separate scams in 2006 in which fraudsters set up spoof websites to fool bank customers. This was an increase from 1,713 in 2005*. It’s not just banks that are at risk, if your website captures any visitor data you need to ensure that this information is safe and this can only be truly achieved through the use of Secure Socket Layer (SSL) certificates, a type of digital certificate.
SSL digital certificates work by using a public key to encrypt information and a private key 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. The user can then begin a secure session that guarantees message integrity.
NetNames SSL server certificates, powered by VeriSign, use only Server-Gated Cryptography (SGC encryption), the most powerful SSL encryption available.
Free SSL certificate audit
If you would like to check the status of your SSL digital certificates, we can offer you a no obligation SSL certificate audit to highlight;
- How many SSL certificates you have (on external sites only)
- Who currently provides your SSL certificates
- When they expire.
NetNames offers two highly secure SSL server certificate options:
Secure Site Pro- True 128-bit SSL certificates for securing sensitive information during online transactions
- $250,000 warranty
- VeriSign Secured Seal.
Extended Validation SSL certificates
- All of the benefits that the Secure Site Pro offers
- Competitive advantage and customer confidence in the green address bar securing the highest level of trust on your website.
Why choose Extended Validation SSL certificates, the new SSL industry standard?
With Microsoft® Internet Explorer 7 (IE7), released in early 2007, the address bar turns green if an Extended Validation SSL certificate is in place for that site and displays the name of the certificate owner. All of the major financial institutions and ecommerce websites already have Extended Validation SSL’s in place on their websites and EV SSL is expected to become an industry standard as consumers become familiar with the ‘green bar’ indicator.
* The Times, 15 March 2007
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