SSL Certificates Explained

Internet security is a main priority for everybody who shops online, and your customers will want nothing but the highest possible level of security when they buy your services.

What Does SSL Stand for?

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is a technology that safeguards your web shop or sign-in page. The Secure Sockets Layer certificates, also known as digital certificates, encrypt the sensitive info required from web site visitors such as place of residence, date of birth, national identity number, driver's license or debit card info, so that nobody could use these details for illicit purposes.

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

The Secure Sockets Layer certificates offer 256-bit encryption, and include a $10 000 warranty and a site seal for your website. You need to have a static IP address.

So, register for a web hosting account with with Real Web Services straight away and get a SSL for your domain names.