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SSL certificates ensure secure data transmission, protect user privacy, and build trust. Essential for online security.
Protect your customers' data from prying eyes - whether it be passwords, credit card details or other sensitive data.
Ensures that you are sending information to the trusted servers and not imposters trying to steal information.
Visitors will trust your website more when they see visual cues like a lock icon or a green bar and will therefore be more likely to buy from you.
Latest Google Chrome updates now shows visitors a ‘Not Secure’ message in the URL if your website is not https (i.e. no SSL certificate). If it isn’t secure, visitors are more likely to refrain from entering information, making purchases or even signing up for your email list.
Google will also rank websites without an SSL certificate lower on the search results page (SERP), affecting your SEO efforts, traffic and revenue at the same time.
Comodo SSL: Robust security, trust assurance, and encryption. Elevate website protection with Comodo's reliable SSL certificates.
Round-the-clock security for your website
Gain your customers' trust with a secured site
Military-Grade SHA2 & ECC 128/256 bit encryption
Prominently display your secured state to your audience
Secure your website to rank higher in search results
Display your company name on the Address bar
A visible badge of credibility for your website
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Your security is intact on every web browser
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A SSL Certificate is a digital certificate that is issued for a domain by the Certificate Authority, in this case Comodo. You must purchase a SSL Certificate and then go through a verification process to be issued with the certificate. This verification is conducted by the Certificate Authority.