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The future of SSL Certificates

SSL certificates are constantly evolving to keep up with emerging threats and technologies Explanation of SSL certificates and their importance SSL certificates are a critical component of website security that help protect sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card numbers from being intercepted and used by malicious actors. SSL stands for Secure Sockets […]

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New, lower prices for Symantec SSL certificates

We would like to kindly inform that we have adjusted prices for Symantec SSL certificates. New prices are lower. Below you can find details about our new prices: The price for Symantec Secure Site certificate has been reduced in the annual option to $251.90 (reduction of $50.60) and in the two-year option to $440.83 ($220.42 […]

What will bring the newest Chrome 68?

Already in July 2018, a new version of the Chrome browser will be marked with the number 68. One of the most important changes that will accompany the introduction of this version is marking pages that are not secured by an SSL certificate as “not secure”. This information will appear in the so-called omnibox, i.e. […]

New Comodo Elite SSL certificate in our offer

We are pleased to inform you that we have introduced a new Comodo Elite SSL certificate to our offer. This SSL certificate is fully business validated SSL Certificate, has an increased guarantee of up to $500,000 USD and FREE HackerGuardian vulnerability scan. The Comodo Elite SSL certificate is an ideal solution for company websites and […]

IMPORTANT: No more 3 years ssl certificates

No more 3 year licensing. The SSL industry is further shoring up their defenses, and doing away with 3 year certificate licesning terms on all SSL! Effective the 1 st March 2018, the new maximum permissible term on any and all certificates will be 2 years, well actually, to be specific 27 months. The 27 […]

UPDATE to Comodo Changes

UPDATE: 7/24/17, After Comodo received many claims, they decided to pause new updates. All Wildcard SSL still have protection of base domain and all single domain SSL secures both with/without WWW.

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