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What is SSL?
Does your website need it?
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) secures communication between computers. Usually, this is between a web server and a web browser, particularly on shopping and bank websites.
When you visit an SSL-secured website, a padlock appears on your web browser. This shows that any information sent between your browser and the page is encrypted.
Your web browser software checks the certificate of an SSL page, when you visit a site and, if it is from a trusted certification authority, it will allow you to browse as normal.
If your browser doesn't recognise the certificate provider, it will warn you.
SSL certificates are issued by trusted certification authorities. These organisations make checks to ensure that the website owner is legitimate.
SSL certificates link a website to a server, and will not allow more than one certificate per server IP address.
If you would like your site to have its own SSL certificate and an https:// address please contact Brent for further information.