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Make the Most of Your Investment
After securing your Web site with a VeriSign SSL Certificate, download the VeriSign Secured Seal to install on your home and buy pages. Customers not only see the trust mark, they can click the seal and verify your site in real time. More recognised than any other trust mark, 69 per cent of UK online shoppers are familiar with the VeriSign Secured Seal (VeriSign Secured Seal Research Review, (PDF) TNS 2006).
Easy Online Management
Better visibility and control help reduce the risk of downtime and make the most of your IT security spend. With a single sign-in to the VeriSign Certificate Center, you can issue, renew, revoke and manage all of your VeriSign SSL Certificates, update your payment and account information, or access a backup SSL Certificate. Bundle your annual purchases into one transaction and save with Volume Discounts for SSL.
Upgrade to EV and Increase Customer Confidence
Extended Validation SSL gives Web site visitors an easy and reliable way to establish trust online. Only SSL Certificates with Extended Validation (EV) will trigger high-security Web browsers to display a green address bar with your name and the name of the Certificate Authority that issued your certificate. For better online performance and added customer confidence, upgrade to an SSL Certificate with EV. (SSL Security and Extended Validation.)
Is Your Current Encryption Strong Enough?
Certain older browsers and operating systems will not connect at the strongest encryption level available to them unless there is a Server Gated Cryptography (SGC)-enabled certificate on the server. VeriSign is the leading SSL provider of SGC-enabled SSL Certificates, enabling 128- or 256-bit encryption for over 99.9 per cent of Internet users. (SGC: Strongest SSL Encryption.)
