Sign inProtect your web pages with an SSL certificate
A user who’s feeling secure will be more likely to finish the purchase and return to your website. An SSL certificate protects confidential personal and financial data of users
Protect the transmission of data on the site- Increase the safety of your visitors
- Increase your visibility on Google search engine
starting from 24,42 € /year
Gain the trust of your users with an SSL certificate
An SSL certificate creates secure communication and confidential personal information and financial data of the user is kept protected (e.g. during credit/debit card transactions).
Find the SSL certificate that’s right for your business:
Compare SSL certificates
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Comodo SSL
Domain validation
DV verification
Domain
1 domain or subdomain
Contractor warranty
250.000$
Encryption
128/256 bit
Delivery
within 24 hours
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Comodo EV SSL
Domain validation
EV verification
Domain
1 domain
Contractor warranty
1.750.000$
Encryption
256 bit
Delivery
within 24 hours
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Positive SSL
Domain validation
DV verification
Domain
1 domain or subdomain
Contractor warranty
10.000$
Encryption
128/256 bit
Delivery
within 24 hours
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Positive SSL Wildcard
Domain validation
DV verification
Domain
1 domain and all subdomains
Contractor warranty
10.000$
Encryption
128/256 bit
Delivery
within 24 hours
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SSL certificate features
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Website data protection
Your website data is encrypted, thus ensuring the protection of privacy and preserving the integrity of the data exchanged on your website (e.g. credit card payments, domain and company data protection)
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Security stamp and credibility
Displays the website’s security stamp and increases visitor assurance
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Visibility – Google ranking
SSL certificate is compatible with all major web browsers, thus increasing the visibility of your website (and, consequently, the number of views)
How do my visitors know that my website is secure?
SSL is the encryption of data from readable text into coded text that can only be read with a decoding key.
Pages that are protected by an SSL certificate inspire confidence in the user, are marked in the internet browser with a padlock as secure and are better ranked on Google and other search engines
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Frequently asked questions
An SSL certificate is a cryptographic protocol which increases the level of online data security between visitors of a website and the server where the site is located. In other words, SSL is the encryption of data from readable text to coded text which can be read only by using a decoding key. This enables secure communication and protection of the user’s confidential personal information and financial data.
SSL certificates are used for protecting the data between the visitor and the server where the website is located. This means that SSL certificates enable safe online credit/debit card payments, protect the domain and company location information.
You need an SSL certificate in the following cases:
- you have a web shop
- you accept credit/debit card payments (or other forms of payment)
- you provide an online service for which your subscribers pass a sign-up process
- your website requires the entry of user log-in information
- you transfer private data online
- you want to inspire confidence with your visitors and users
SSL certificates are usually selected on the basis of the type of website and your visitors.
If credit/debit card numbers and other valuable information is entered anywhere on your website, we recommend the EV certificate, which provides maximum protection and security.
The DV certificate is usually acceptable for any other requirements.
Quite easily. If you hold an SSL certificate, your website address will begin with “https://” and have a padlock icon, and a “Secure” mark will appear in the browser, as shown in the image below.
| Secure I https:\\mydataknox.hr |
When a browser displays the website as secure, the user is confident that your website is credible.
No. Every certificate is linked to a specific domain.
A partial exception are the Wildcard certificates, which cover a domain and all its subdomains.
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