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What is an SSL Certificate?
An SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate is like a shield that protects the information shared between your website and its visitors. It uses encryption to keep data safe, like passwords, personal information, and credit card numbers. This means hackers can’t easily see or steal it.
Having an SSL certificate makes your website show up as "https://" instead of "http://," and shows a padlock symbol in the browser. This lets your visitors know their information is secure.
SSL certificates are also great for search engine rankings. Google and other search engines reward secure websites, which can help your site show up higher in search results.
You can view more details about our SSL options and benefits here: Directnic SSL Options.
SSL certificates come from trusted providers, like DigiCert, who make sure your website is securely connected.
See Also:
- Can I purchase an SSL Certificate for a domain name that is not registered with Directnic?
- What is the difference between the certificates you offer?
- How long will it take me to get my Rapid or Wildcard SSL certificate?
- You purchased an SSL Certificate. What's next?
- Is there a fee for reissuing a certificate?
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