An SSL certificate encrypts data between your website and its visitors, ensuring secure and private online communication
PositiveSSL DV
Yearly
$12.83
$10000 Warranty
Instant Activation
Site Seal Included
Secures root and www domains
99.9% Compatible with Browsers
Domain Validation (DV)
256-bit Encryption
$10000 Warranty
Instant Activation
Site Seal Included
Secures root and www domains
99.9% Compatible with Browsers
Domain Validation (DV)
Upto 256-bit Encryption
$10000 Warranty
Instant Activation
Site Seal Included
Secures Unlimited Domains
99.9% Compatible with Browsers
Domain Validation (DV)
Upto 256-bit Encryption
Dedicated SSL Certificates are used to fully qualified domain name in the Common Name (CN) and multiple levels of your subdomains.
How does an SSL work?
Whenever a user visits a secured website, an SSL/TLS Certificate installed on it offers identification information regarding its web server and creates an encrypted connection. Furthermore, all of this process is done within a second.
What is the difference between shared SSL and dedicated SSL?
A dedicated certificate is a sound choice if you are promoting your brand. It is configured on your site, while shared SSL certificates are configured on a hosting server domain. This may diminish their impact in terms of site authority.
Difference Between Dedicated SSL vs. Shared SSL Dedicated SSL:
Ownership: Issued exclusively for a single domain or subdomain.
Security: Provides enhanced security as it is not shared with other domains.
Trust: Higher level of trust and credibility with visitors and search engines.
Customization: Allows for custom branding and company information in the certificate details.
Usage: Ideal for e-commerce sites, businesses handling sensitive data, or any site that requires high security.
Shared SSL:
Ownership: Shared among multiple domains on the same server.
Security: Less secure as it is shared with other domains, which can lead to potential vulnerabilities.
Trust: Lower level of trust; may cause browser warnings about insecure connections.
Customization: Limited or no customization options.
Usage: Suitable for internal sites, testing environments, or small personal blogs with minimal security requirements.
Do SSL certificates expire?
Yes. Once the validity period of the SSL Certificate is over, it expires. The validity period is of 1 year for all the SSL certificates
How do I know when my SSL expires?
If you are using the latest version of any of the popular web-browser, you will be able to see the warning message “Not Secure” in the URL, if the SSL certificate is already expired. Furthermore, if it’s not expired and you want to check its validity or want to know when it will expire, different web-browser has different steps. For example, in Google Chrome, you need to click the padlock icon in the URL and click on “Valid,” which will display its validity period.