When it comes to having an online store or even a web application that holds sensitive user information, in order to attract and retain customers you need to give off a certain air of trustworthiness. Gaining the trust of your online customers is vital to the success of e-commerce. There are multitudes of ways to do this, including having all contact information readily available to the user, testimonials, recommendations from other sites, etc. O (more…)
Since last 20 to 25 years world is rapidly changed to cyber world. Cyber made all things fast and closest. Living miles away, people can see, speak, and live as sitting on coffee table. Cyber innovation changed the growth of world beyond imagination in last 25 years. When a computer was invented it was a giant and now people use it as notebook. Technology is developing
rapidly with unmeasured growth.
A rapid growth of cyber requ (more…)
It is possible for every piece of data to be seen by others unless it is secured by an SSL Certificate. Your customers won’t trust your web site without it.
Why does an Online Store would need SSL Certificate?
If you have an e-commerce website or an online store, you definitely need an SSL certificate!
• Ecommerce websites typically require a buyer to sign up on the website before he can buy online. The (more…)
Besides the common features which all web hosting services provide for their customers, a business web host must offer two additional important features. These two features are mentioned below:
Shopping cart: With Shopping Cart, you can accept PayPal® and credit cards via your site. This software allows online shopping customers to place items in the cart.
SSL Certificate: People are getting sm (more…)
There is hardly any doubt that the Internet has successfully created new opportunities for e-commerce. However, that expansion has also attracted cyber criminals. This industry is always on the threshold of new threats from hackers. This is where a fraudulent web site impersonating a legitimate business attempts to woo unsuspecting visitors into divulging personal information. Until now we don’t have a solution of this problem, but now we have a (more…)
People are getting smart about online security. More and more of them are looking for the padlock icon and “https” prefix in the address bar of their browser before submitting personal information online. If your Web site doesn’t have an SSL Certificate, visitors may leave before making a purchase, creating an account or even signing up for a newsletter.
An SSL certificate is a digital certificate that authenticates the identity of a (more…)
Secure Socket Layer (SSL) is a protocol developed by Netscape for transmitting private data via the Internet. Utilizing SSL, certificates are issued by third party providers (Certificate Authority) and are one of the most important tools you can use to help increase customer confidence, thus increasing your customer sales and click through rates.
What are SSL Certificates Used For?
SSL Certificates are used (more…)
The seamless world of the Internet has broken open the physical barriers that existed across regions on the Globe. Today, therefore, you could be sitting in Munich and buying goodies from Seoul. Very convenient, and thrilling. But, when you pay for your goodies and swipe you’re Credit Card, are you sure, you are paying only for what you paid for? Chances are your Credit Card Information traverses through alien territory into the wrong pair of h (more…)
SSL provides visitors to your website with the confidence to communicate securely via an encrypted session. For companies wishing to conduct secure e-commerce, such as receiving credit card numbers or other sensitive information online, SSL is essential.
For SSL to work a valid signed SSL certificate is essential. Certificates are a standard way of binding a public key to a name. Public key encryption is a tactic that uses a pair of asymme (more…)
What is SSL?
SSL certificates are generally used with ecommerce shopping carts, or anywhere you want to collect information from a user securely on your website. If you use a secure server certificate with a form; and that form emails the results to you; keep in mind that the email is not secure.
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer): Creates an encrypted link between a web server and a browser. CA (Certificate Authority): The (more…)