Posts Tagged: ssl certificates

GDPR

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and your website. Do you really need SSL certificate?

According to GDPR, each website administrator is held responsible for the data that they actually process. It is, therefore, vital to consider how to protect the server connections in such a way that the data cannot be intercepted by unauthorized individuals, and an administrator does not have to deal with the consequences of such a […]

Why is SSL certification so important?

All of the motions concerning Internet safety are becoming increasingly important and popular these days. Users pay more and more attention to the security measures taken in online services aiming at preventing sensitive data leakages (passwords, personal information etc.). One of the most important elements of an online store is an SSL certificate, whose main […]

What’s SSL? The basics of SSL certificates

What’s SSL? SSL stands for the English Secure Sockets Layer. It is an encryption technology introduced by the Netscape company in the nineties of the previous century. SSL builds an encrypted connection between an Internet server and the visitor’s Internet browser. It enables you to send private data, while making tapping, data manipulation or message […]

The Chrome 68 edition is out now and it marks websites without SSL as “not secure”

In accordance with what was formerly announced, Google released the latest, number 68, edition of their Chrome browser on the 24th of July 2018. With its release, the long-awaited changes concerning the signalization of pages without SSL certification came into operation. At present, upon entering a page unprotected with SSL, the latest Chrome browser will […]

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. […]

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 […]

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