How SSLs Work

Online security is priority number 1 for everyone who buys goods online, and your customers will anticipate nothing but the highest possible safety level when they buy your products.

What Does SSL Stand for?

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is a protocol that secures your web storefront or logon page. The Secure Sockets Layer certificates, also referred to as digital certificates, cipher the sensitive information required from web site visitors such as place of residence, birth date, national identity number, driver's licence or bank account details, so that nobody could use these details for illicit purposes.

Your site visitors can identify a protected website by the ‘https' part at the beginning of the web site address, or by the lock icon in the browser window, or by a distinctive seal on the web site.

The certificates offer two hundred and fifty six-bit encryption, and include a ten thousand US dollar warranty and a site seal for your website. You need to get a static IP.

So, register for a web hosting account with with Websoes right away and get a SSL for your domain names.