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When SSL Certificate has been installed, you will need to enable the server as well as any firewall or routers that are in place for secure communications. To do so, enable the SSL port, which is by default port 443, and assign a unique IP Address for your Certificate on your website. SSL Certificate is only issued and tied to the Fully Qualified Domain Name (common name), for which the Certificate was requested.
Even though it is not tied to the IP address assigned to the website, a unique IP address is required for each SSL enabled website, as SSL works with IP based virtual hosts. The IP address assigned to the website can be changed and it will not affect the Certificate at all, provided it remains unique, virtual hosts.

To enable SSL on MS IIS 4.0, follow the instructions listed below:

From the “Internet Server” program group, open “Key Manager”.
In the “Key Manager” window, select the Key on which your certificate is installed.
Right-click on the Key and select “Properties”.
At the “Server Bindings” window, click on “Add”.
The “IP Address” field must contain the IP address (typed out) of the web site in question. If you only have one website, then the default “All UN-assigned” for your IP address will suffice.
Under “Port Number”, click on the radio button next to “Port Number” and add 443. Click on “OK” when done.
From the “Computers” menu, select “Comm...

If you are entering sensitive personal data on a page, look for a lock icon to the left of the site’s URL in the address bar to see if the site uses SSL. SSL is a protocol that provides an encrypted tunnel between your computer and the site you are viewing. Sites can use SSL to prevent third parties from interfering with the information traveling through the tunnel.

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Skeptical consumers, increasing competition, and more sophisticated fraudsters make trust essential to your success online. Before customers click, they need assurance that your site is secure, their transactions are protected, and you are who you say you are. Make sure your Web site earns its full potential with these tips for increasing trust online.

PROBLEM: Concerns about sharing personal data online.
SOLUTION: Secure your site with VeriSign SSL.

If you collect any information on your Web site or if your customers create an account to sign-in, you need to protect their personal information in transmission across the Internet with encryption. VeriSign SSL solutions both secure your online transactions and help assure your customers that they are safe when they shop, share, or click on your site. VeriSign SSL Certificates

PROBLEM: Identity theft and fraud are on the rise.
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VeriSign seals show that a site is secure and authenticated by a trusted third party. The most recognized trust mark on the Internet, the VeriSign seal is viewed up to 650 million times per day on over 100,000 Web sites in 165 countries. Added features work with the VeriSign Trust Seal to show customers that your site is scanned daily for malicious code to protect their computers from infection.

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SSL stands for “Secure Socket Layer.” It is a technology that establishes a secure session link between the visitor’s web browser and your web site so that all communications transmitted through this link are encrypted and are, therefore, secure. SSL is also used for transmitting secure email, secure files, and other forms of information.

AN SSL CERTIFICATE:

An SSL Certificate is a digital computer file (or small piece of code) that has two specific functions:

1. Authentication and Verification: The SSL Certificate has information about the authenticity of certain details regarding the identity of a person, business or web site, which it will display to visitors on your web site when they click on the browser’s padlock symbol or trust mark. The vetting criteria used to determine if an SSL Certificate should be issued are most stringent with an Extended Validation (EV) SSL Certificate; making it the most trusted SSL Certificate available.

2. Data Encryption: The SSL Certificate also enables encryption, which means that the sensitive information exchanged via the web site cannot be intercepted and read by anyone other than the intended recipient.

In the same way that a physical identity document or passport may only be issued by the relevant country’s government officials, an SSL Certificate is most reliable when issued by a trusted Certificate Authority (CA). The CA has to follow very strict rules ...

Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is the World Standard for Web Security. SSL technology confronts the potential problems of unauthorized viewing of confidential information, data manipulation, data hijacking, phishing, and other insidious Web site frauds by encrypting sensitive data so that only authorized recipients can read it.

In addition to preventing tampering with sensitive information, SSL helps, provide your Web site's users with the assurance of having accessed a valid Web site. Support for SSL is built into all major operating systems, Web applications, and server hardware—meaning that SSL's powerful encryption technology helps provide your business with a system-wide, liability limiting security blanket for fortifying consumer confidence, boosting the percentage of completed transactions, and enriching the "bottom line." Due to recent advances in SSL technology, there is a variety of different kinds of SSL. In this paper, we will discuss some of these advances to help you decide which would be best for your organization.

A secure connection has been established between browser and Web site, and the Web site has been authenticated according to rigorous industry standards. In the example below the browser controls the display, pulling information from the SSL Certificate and displaying it in the address and security status bar. Make it extremely difficult for phishes and counterfeiters to hijack your brand and your customers.

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Developers and software publishers use Code Signing Certificates to attach a unique digital signature to applets, plug-ins, macros and other executable files before publishing them. Operating systems, software applications, devices, and mobile networks look for a trusted digital signature to authenticate the source of the code and confirm its integrity.

The Enrollment Process

When you apply for Code Signing Certificate, you generate a private/public key pair and submit the public portion with documentation to prove your identity. Once certificate authority authenticates and verifies the information, we issue a Code Signing Certificate containing your full organizational name and your public key. It can be used to digitally code sign and content during the certificate’s validity period.


Deploying and Trusting Signed Code

1. A publisher or developer signs a file using the Code Signing Certificate.
2. A digital signature is attached to the file and a hash mark is created.
3. The content is published to website or mobile network or otherwise made available.
4. A user downloads or encounters the code. The user’s system software or application uses a public key to decrypt the signature.
5. The hash used to sign the code is compared to the hash on the downloaded code. A mismatch generates an error, prevents download, or allows it, depending on the platform, application, and client s...

ClickSSL is Platinum Partner and authorized to buy or renew of major brand SSL Certificates, has declared the accessibility of the VeriSign Vulnerability Assessment on http://www.clickssl.com

Hackers and cybercriminals are constantly refining their attacks and targets; you need agile tools to stay ahead of them. By using automated vulnerability assessments to identify exploitable weaknesses and taking corrective action, you can reduce the risk of hackers finding your site and attacking it.


VeriSign vulnerability assessments help to reduce the cost and complexity of vulnerability management with automated scans, actionable reports, and a cloud-based architecture that requires no software installation or maintenance. This solution is a good starting point for organizations that want to quickly assess the extent of their website vulnerabilities.

VeriSign vulnerability assessments are also ideal for organizations that already use a compliance vulnerability scanning solution such as those for PCI and need a complementary solution to crosscheck the results of their scan for an added layer of security. When used in combination with your VeriSign SSL Certificate and daily website malware scan, vulnerability assessments help you to secure your website and protect your customers.

VeriSign vulnerability assessments are included at no additional charge with your purchase of any VeriSign Secure Site Pro with EV, Secure Site with E...

When consumers visit a web site secured with an EV SSL Certificate, the browser address bar turns green and a special field appears with the name of the legitimate web site owner along with the name of the security provider that issued the EV SSL Certificate. EV SSL provides an extra layer of protection for consumers and web site operators by requiring third party CA to follow a strict issuance and management process, as defined by the CA/Browser Forum, for certificate approval and delivery.

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GeoTrust True BusinessID EV SSL

GeoTrust® True BusinessID with EV (Extended Validation) is our premium business-class SSL security product, visually confirming the highest level of authentication available among SSL certificates.

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Thawte Web Server EV SSL

Thawte® SSL Web Server Certificates with EV enable the most visible security indicator: the green address bar in high-security browsers, assuring users that your site is secure and your identity has been authenticated to the industry’s highest standard.

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VeriSign Secure Site with EV

Online shoppers recognize the green address bar as an easy and reliable way to verify site identity and...

Wildcard SSL Certificate: enable SSL encryption on multiple sub-domains using a single certificate as long as the domains are assured by the same business and share the same second-level domain name. For example, a Wildcard Certificate issued to Your Domain using the Common Name (“*.yourdomain.com”) may be used to secure the following domains:
login. yourdomain.com
payment. yourdomain.com
support. yourdomain.com



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RapidSSL Wildcard

RapidSSL Wildcard Certificates help secure all sub domains with single SSL certificate issued to *.yourdomain.com. We help to keep your consumers transactions protected with 256 bit strong encryption and you will rapidity through registration with automated domain validation.

Thawte Wildcard SSL

Thawte Wildcard SSL Certificates secure multiple sub domains with one Wildcard Certificate, reducing management time and cost. Using the Wildcard SSL allows you to extend security to different sub domains supports on top-level domain name. Wildcard SSL Certificates include full business validation, Thawte Trusted Site Seal.

GeoTrust Wildcard SSL

With GeoTrust True BusinessID Wildcard Certificate, you obtain high-level encryption and validation for a...

Leading SSL Certificate Reseller ClickSSL glad to declare that we are added new product of GeoTrust Anti Malware scanner. We are platinum partner of GeoTrust. Website Anti-Malware Scan helps to describe malware strives that could an effect on website and ensures your consumers that their sites are secure and has passed for malware by displaying GeoTrust Web Site Anti-Malware Scan.

The almost thieves, malware hackers await for easily target a website wherever malware will go undetected. GeoTrust Website Anti Malware Scan includes daily malware scan to identify malware and aware you with full information to react fast to attack.

GeoTrust Web Site Anti-Malware Seal on your website works as an alarm security sign in front of window. It confirms hackers that website is daily scanned to detect malware.

Viruses are harmful but malware is violent for your website. Malware does not want to interrupt your network; it wants your keystrokes, address book, data, logins, passwords, and credit card data.

Any website is at run a risk. Small websites might be more susceptible for the reason that they are less likely to have resources and skill to detect and react rapidly to attacks.

Malware may infect your customer’s computers when they simply browse your web site. Targeting small web sites with low traffic allows hackers to avoid detection longer and cause more damage. GeoTrust Website Anti Malware Scan helps you trace and re...