Certificate HTTPS
The right technology makes digital certificate HTTPS more effective
The Hypertext Transfer Protocol over Secure Socket Layer (HTTPS) provides a way for users to conduct secure transactions over the Web. With a digital certificate, HTTPS interaction is even more secure. SSL server certificates verify the identity of a Web site or user and bind to it the public key needed for successful encryption.
When using the right certificate, HTTPS connections will provide the user with a seamless and trusted online experience. When seeking to implement leading technology for digital certificate HTTPS security and other layered security solutions, organizations and governments around the world turn to Entrust.
Learn more now about SSL digital certificate HTTPS solutions.
With an Entrust digital certificate, HTTPS is more secure
Entrust is trusted by consumers, organizations and governments in more than 60 countries to provide leading and innovative solutions for layered security. With an Entrust SSL certificate, HTTPS transmission is more secure, providing users and administrators with greater confidence and transparent Web security. Entrust SSL server certificates are easier to deploy than competitors' offerings, as Entrust's certification authority (CA) root keys have been embedded in major browsers since the late '90s.
HTTPS certificates are available in one- to four-year durations and can help eliminate service disruptions and minimize monitoring costs by providing automatic alerts when an SSL cert is due to expire. And online support is available 24/7 to provide instant troubleshooting expertise.
More digital certificate solutions for HTTPS
Entrust provides a range of digital certificate SSL solutions, including:
- Entrust Extended Validation (EV) SSL certificates. An EV SSL certificate provides added visual cues in the new browsers and delivers the ability to secure one Web server with two different, fully qualified domain names using the same SSL security certificate.
- Entrust Unified Communications Certificates. These certificates provide greater flexibility to support robust new communications technology without sacrificing security controls. Supported products include Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 and Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007.
- Entrust Advantage SSL Certificates. These certificates secure communications, e-commerce and private data moving between browser and Web server and between servers. Features include the ability to secure two virtual Web servers using the same SSL certificate, 128-bit or 256-bit encryption, and availability in one- to four-year lifetimes.
- Entrust Standard SSL Certificates. Entrust Standard Certificates provide Web site identification and enable 128- and 256-bit encryption between common Web browsers and Web servers.