What is an SSL certificate? | GoDaddy IN

Have you ever noticed that some web addresses begin with “http” and others start with “https”? The added “s” means those sites have SSL security.

SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer. It’s technology that keeps sensitive information – like credit cards, bank account numbers, user names and passwords – out of the hands of cyber crooks.

How? By encrypting - or scrambling - data while it passes between websites and web servers, keeping it from being intercepted. Once it reaches the intended recipient it is un-encrypted.

Think you don’t need SSL because you don’t sell stuff online? Think again. Your SSL certificate tells visitors you are the legitimate and verified owner of your site. Showing that you’re serious about security is a great way to earn trust.

To add SSL to your website, you simply install an SSL certificate. When your site has SSL from GoDaddy, a padlock icon as well as “https” appears in your customers’ browser bar to show that information they send to, or receive from, your site is safe from hackers.
You can also add an SSL site seal to your pages, to make it even more obvious to visitors that you’ve got their back.

And, bonus! An SSL certificate can boost your rankings in search results. Google and other search engines reward secure websites to encourage all website owners to get on board.

No business is too small or too new to protect its online customers and business reputation with an SSL certificate.

[Brajendu]

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[NaguVikram]

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[soundararajanramasamy]

இவ்வளவு பெரிய விளம்பரத்தை தவிற்க உங்கள் சேனலையே தவிற்பது தான் ஒரே வழி. Good bye to cavery

[gayathriananth]

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