SSL Certificates
People today are more web savvy than ever, especially when it comes to entering personal information. More and more online shoppers are looking for a padlock icon and a "https" prefix in the web address bar. This means is the website they are on has an SSL certificate installed, and what that does is it encrypts virtually all information personal information submitted through the website, giving your visitors peace of mind that their personal information is safe and secured.
Companies secured by Verisign or Equifax (GeoTrust):
PCI compliance regulations require for online merchants to have a proper SSL certificate installed. Failure to have proper SSL set up can lead to PCI compliancy violation fines from $5,000 to $100,000 per month! The way it works is the payment brand such as VISA or Mastercard fines the acquiring bank, and the acquiring bank passes this fine down to the merchant services provider, which gets passed down to you as the merchant.
Business Level SSL Certificates
We only use business level SSL certificates that are 256+ bit encryption from the world's two leading trust authories: Verisign and Equifax (GeoTrust). There are cheaper, lower end SSL certificates out there but we do not believe in cutting corners when it comes to handling your customer's credit card data and other personal information.- 95% of Fortune 500 companies uses Equifax (GeoTrust) & Verisign
- 93% of Online Shoppers prefer sites with EV SSL Encryption
- Verisign & Equifax Trust Authorities
- Domain & Business Validation Available
- EV Extended Validation Available (Green address bar)
Companies secured by Verisign or Equifax (GeoTrust):
Beware of Cheap SSL Certificates
Before you purchase that cheap SSL certificate, and jeopardize your business by cutting corners compromising the security of your website, we want you to read this first. Did you know that Godaddy SSL certificates do not work on older Macs? In fact, only a handful of SSL trust authories are compatible across the board in all web browsers that enable SSL—Verisign and Equifax (GeoTrust) are compatible.PCI compliance regulations require for online merchants to have a proper SSL certificate installed. Failure to have proper SSL set up can lead to PCI compliancy violation fines from $5,000 to $100,000 per month! The way it works is the payment brand such as VISA or Mastercard fines the acquiring bank, and the acquiring bank passes this fine down to the merchant services provider, which gets passed down to you as the merchant.