Posts Tagged: ev ssl

Sectigo Root CA

Sectigo Public Root CA Migration – What You Need to Know in 2025 and 2026

In 2025, Sectigo initiated one of the most significant infrastructure changes in its PKI ecosystem, namely the migration of certificate issuance to new, proprietary Public Root Certification Authorities. This change affects all major product lines, including SSL/TLS certificates (DV, OV, EV) and S/MIME, and has a direct impact on how trust chains are built in […]

EV SSL

EV SSL in 2025: Does it Still Make Sense?

Debate around EV SSL certificates (Extended Validation) has been ongoing for years, yet few people truly understand what EV is, what it does and what role it plays in the security ecosystem. For years, EV certificates were associated mainly with the green bar in the browser. When browsers stopped highlighting this element, many assumed that […]

Certum SSL

Expanding our offer: Certum Multi-Domain Certificates in DV, OV, and EV options now available

In line with our continuous development of our offerings and our commitment to ensuring the highest security standards in the IT environment, we are pleased to announce the introduction of Certum Multi-Domain certificates in three validation variants: DV (Domain Validation), OV (Organization Validation), and EV (Extended Validation). Multi-Domain certificates (SAN – Subject Alternative Name) allow […]

SSL

Is the padlock icon a guarantee of a secure site?

Nowadays, more and more people are aware of what an SSL certificate is. However, not everyone has sufficient knowledge about cyberattacks. The vast majority of average internet users pay attention to the presence of a padlock icon in the address bar. If it’s there, the site is considered safe. Is this always the case? Unfortunately […]

SSL

Paid SSL Certificate or Free Let’s Encrypt?

A Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate has now become the absolute standard for displaying websites, though it originally emerged solely to secure and encrypt banking and electronic transactions. This protocol has evolved into the primary security method and, following the idea behind Let’s Encrypt, it should be available to all users.

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