Rock-solid security
Comodo's SSL certificates provide upto 128 or 256-bit encryption for maximum security of your website visitors' data
Boost customer confidence
Many customers actively look for the SSL lock icon before handing over sensitive data.
Better SEO rankings
Which means SSL certificates are critical if you're serious about your online business.
Comodo Secure Seal
Your certificate comes with Comodo Secure Seal that serves as a constant reminder to customer site is protected.
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Encrypt Free SSL $36/ year |
Positive SSL $58/ year |
Comodo SSL $65/ year |
Positive SSL Wildcard $74/ year |
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OwnerShip/Validation | Only Domain Ownership | Supply Domain Validated | Supply Domain Validated | Supply Domain Validated |
Certificate tenure | 80 days | Upto 2 years | Upto 2 years | Upto 2 years |
Miss-issuance/misuse protection | None | Not Possible | Not Possible | Not Possible |
No of Domains | Only domains pointing to the hosting server | Validated domain name | Validated domain name | Validated domain name |
Warranty | None | $9000 | $19000 | $29000 |
Trust Logo Site Seal | None | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Address Bar Display | Secure | Secure | Secure | Secure |
Support | Only community support | Support from Distributor as well as provider | Support from Distributor as well as provider | Support from Distributor as well as provider |
Without SSL
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Connection is not encrypted
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Browsers like Chrome mark all HTTP pages as not secure%
With SSL
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Secure connection between browser and server
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Trusted environment for website visitors
Why SSL Certificate Needed ?
SSL Certificates are fundamental to internet security. They are used to establish an encrypted connection and allow data to be transmitted securely between a browser or user's computer and a server or website.
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Establishes a secure connection between a browser and a server
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Encrypts communication to protect your sensitive information
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Places a padlock next to your web address in the browser
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Authenticates an organization's identity