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Time to go online Immediately -
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Subdomain protection
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netartSSL Premium
netartSSL Premium
Wildcard
- Encryption RSA 2048-bit
- Validation Domains
- Time to go online Immediately
- Padlock icon next to the address
- Better positioning
- Subdomain protection
(wildcard certificate)
netartSSL
netartSSL
Wildcard
SSL certificate
An SSL certificate is used for encrypting data sent between a website visitor’s device and a server. In particular, it is designed to protect passwords, personal data, and credit card numbers. Various types of SSL certificates are offered on the market, and choosing the right one depends on the expected degree of protection for website users. Regardless of the certificate type, users tend to trust a website to a greater extent if they can see in the web browser’s address bar that the SSL encryption is enabled. Implementing an SSL certificate is therefore a great way to encourage more people to use a website.
Choose maximum security
netart.com offers two types of SSL certificates: netartSSL certificates with RSA 2048-bit encryption which provide the basic level of security, and ECDSA certificates which ensure a higher level of security by using the elliptic curve cryptography. ECDSA certificates are a breakthrough in website security since they make websites billion times more secure than common RSA certificates. If you have the RSA SSL certificate, replace it with a safer ECDSA certificate with a P-384 public key as soon as possible. Remember: your and your website users’ data is priceless, so you should do as much as you can to secure it. If you currently have no SSL certificate, order it today! Let your website users feel safe and secure.
An SSL certificate as a security protocol
The padlock icon next to the address shows encryption status
The padlock icon which you can see to the left of the address box is called the Site Identity Button and shows you that this site has an SSL certificate installed. This symbol informs your visitors that data transmission is encrypted so that they can trust it and prefer it over competing sites.
Profit from a higher Google rank
SSL-encrypted sites are considered safer so they rank higher in Google search results. Why? Google is strongly committed to keeping Internet users safe and therefore rewards securely encrypted sites by giving them higher positions in the list.
Speed up your website
Thanks to HTTP/2, websites with secure data encryption open much faster in a web browser than those with legacy HTTP/1.x versions, while preventing data from being captured.
Show that your website is genuine
An SSL-protected website is verified as authentic, meaning that it is owned by the party for which the SSL certificate was issued. A secure Internet connection ensures that data will be sent to the right recipient.
Keep your users safe
Keep your users safe SSL is currently the primary means of providing security on the Internet. An SSL certificate protects data sent by your site visitors, thereby complying with legal requirements. People visiting your site will appreciate that you care about their safety.
Protect subdomains with a wildcard certificate
Using wildcard SSL certificates is recommended particularly for those who own multiple subdomains.
Set up an SSL certificate in 3 steps
Choose the right type of security certificate for your website. If you have subdomains, choose a wildcard SSL certificate.
Provide the domain that you wish to secure with an SSL certificate. Enter only one name at a time. If you have more domain names to protect, repeat all the steps for each one.
Once in the cart, check domain names and types of certificates. Correct if necessary. If the details are OK, confirm your order.
Security is the top priority
An SSL certificate confirms that the domain name and its owner are authentic and ensures confidentiality of data sent between a user and a server. The SSL protocol requires the use of a private key and a public key. The former is owned only by the person responsible for the website security and used only on the server side; the latter is shared publicly by the server.
The installation of an SSL certificate involves saving it on the hosting server where the website is stored. Too difficult? netart.com helps you by ensuring that the certificate is installed automatically provided that the domain name, the SSL certificate, and the server are all in one Customer Panel. If that is the case, to generate a certificate simply complete and pay for your order. This method is really quick, trouble-free, and convenient!
Using secure Internet connections is considered as standard today. Most Internet users simply keep away from sites that provide no encrypted connection. By having an SSL certificate you can expect countless benefits, which is why you should order it for your domain today!
SSL certificates FAQ
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SSL is a security protocol designed to provide confidentiality of data transmission between the web browser displaying a website and the server hosting this website. Using an SSL certificate is indispensable for transmitting information online. Web browser developers are strongly committed to ensuring that connections with websites are encrypted, which is why when you attempt to open a site without an SSL certificate, you will see a message telling you that the connection is not to be trusted.
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Currently the most common types of SSL certificate encryption algorithms include ECDSA P-384 and RSA-2048. Certificates based on ECDSA (Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm) P-384 use the elliptic curve cryptography and offer the highest level of security. RSA-2048 SSL certificates use asymmetric cryptography, giving you the basic level of website security. Please note that ECDSA P-384-enabled sites open faster.
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Wildcard SSL certificates offer encryption for both the main domain and all first-level subdomains. For instance, a wildcard certificate for anydomain.com will protect connections with both this domain and any subdomains such as shop.anydomain.com, portal.anydomain.com, or blog.anydomain.com.
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When ordering an SSL certificate, first choose the right type of certificate and enter the domain name you wish to protect. At the order confirmation page, accept Terms & Conditions and confirm the purchase. Your certificate will activate as soon as you make payment and the amount due is entered in the accounts.
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No SSL certificate is required but if it is not there, people visiting your site will not feel safe and will not want to see what you have to offer. The primary function of the certificate is to protect data transmitted between the web browser displaying a website and the server hosting this website. It also prevents phishing attacks and helps your site rank higher on Google. If you own a website, you should consider activating a secure connection of your website via HTTPS.
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After you open a website, check the address bar of your web browser: does the website address start with HTTP or HTTPS? The word HTTPS shows that the site is secure. Another way is to click the padlock icon to the left of the website address and to read the SSL certificate details. If the padlock icon is crossed out or you can see an exclamation mark next to it, it means that no certificate is installed for the website or that not all its components are encrypted. You must have already seen a message like “The connection is not private” or “Warning: Potential security risk”, meaning that the website is not SSL-secured.
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HTTPS has become standard for every search engine. For Google, it is a key factor determining the position of a website in search results. By using SSL certificates, you are gaining a competitive edge with your website ranked higher in search results.
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The cost of a certificate depends on its type. For current prices, visit netart.com. Currently the most common types of SSL certificate encryption algorithms include ECDSA P-384 and RSA-2048. Certificates with ECDSA (Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm) P-384 use the elliptic curve cryptography and offer the highest level of security. RSA-2048 SSL certificates use asymmetric cryptography, giving you the basic level of website security.
