Yes! DigiCert ssl certificates are automatically trusted in all of today's common browsers including all Internet Explorer 5.01 and above, Netscape 4x and above, AOL 5 and above, Opera 5 and above, and Mozilla based browsers such as Firefox.

Digicert Certificates are standard x509 certificates and they are fully compatible with all common server platforms including all Windows servers, Apache servers, Novell servers, Tomcat Servers, and many, many more. See similar questions...

In order for your customer's browser to seamlessly use an Aust Secure SSL Certificate, they must trust our 'Root Certificate'. Our Root (provided by Baltimore Technologies) is trusted by over 99.3% of all current browsers (see browser compatibility details), comprising all Internet Explorer 5.00 and above, Netscape 4x and above and AOL 5 and above and comes pre-installed with all Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000 and Windows XP operating systems. See similar questions...

GeoTrust SSL Certificates browser compatibility is increasing at an estimated rate of 2% per month and we anticipate approximately 95% compatibility by the end of 2004. See similar questions...

Virginia Tech Certificates can be installed on several of the most popular browsers. Please click on the appropriate link below to display the step by step instructions on how to install VTCA certificates for your browser. See similar questions...

Organisations need a way to ensure that their communications (Internet, Intranet or Extranet) are secured. A method to ensure authenticated, encrypted communications between clients and servers is via the use of SSL digital certificates and the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol. An SSL certificate provides information that a web server is trusted by an 3rd party, or a Certificate Authority. The Certificate Authority confirms both the from and to location and provides the public keys. See similar questions...

United SSL not only has prices that are very attractive but also is rapid and uncomplicated in its mode of procedure. Because of our efficient online partner area, order placement and the administration of SSL certificates in your company is easy and simply a matter of everyday routine. There are no complications of having to span the globe in order to reach agreement. Our competent support staff answers any question you might have. See similar questions...

SBS Secure Certificates use SSL version 3 to encrypt data. This means that over 99% of browsers will accept SBS Secure Certificates including Internet Explorer 5 and above, Netscape 4 and above, Opera 5 and above, and AOL 5 and above. See similar questions...

All SSL certificates issued by RapidSSL.com are issued from a trusted CA root certificate that is owned by RapidSSL.com. This means that all our certificates are stable. Some SSL certificate providers cannot offer this stability. For example, Comodo InstantSSL do not own their own trusted root, which means that they can only offer chained root certificates chained to a trusted root certificate that they do not own. See similar questions...

It also delivers peace of mind for your customers as an SSL Certificate allows them to check the following information before entering their sensitive data to your web site: See similar questions...

Quick SSL and Quick SSL Premium certificates can be verified and delivered in approximately 10 minutes of GeoTrust receiving the application, providing all organisation and CSR details are correct and approved. True Business ID and True Business ID Wildcard certificates can be verified and delivered in approximately 2 days of GeoTrust receiving the application, providing all organisation and CSR details are correct and approved. See similar questions...

All of our Dedicated Servers support SSL certificates at no additional setup cost. You still must obtain a SSL certificate from Thawte, Verisign, or TuCows. See similar questions...

Cheap SSL certificates are digital certificates that authenticate the identity of Web sites and encrypts information that is sent to the servers using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology. Encryption is the process of scrambling data into an undecipherable format that can only be returned to a readable format with the proper decryption key. Cheap SSL certificates serve as an electronic "passport" that establishes an online entity's credentials when doing business on the Web. See similar questions...

Historically, most SSL certificates cost $350 or more, but GeoTrust has developed fully automated systems to verify that a certificate purchaser has appropriate administrative rights to a Web server's domain. This greatly lowers our costs for issuing SSL certificates, and we pass those savings on to you. With GeoTrust SSL Certificates, you can assure your customers that their transactions and information are secure on the Internet without having to pay an unreasonable price. See similar questions...

No. You subscribe to a dedicated Windows SharePoint Service if you wish to use SSL certificates. Pricing and information related to dedicated Windows SharePoint Services are located here. See similar questions...

YES. You will be provided with an order form to place on your own site. This way, your customers will be purchasing through a business they already trust - Yours. The form will send your customer's purchases through our secure gateway, and you will receive a commission check for every sale, which is tracked through your unique Partner ID. See similar questions...

Your customers will download their SSL Certificates from their own secured account. If they have access to their server, they can often install the certificate themselves. We offer detailed instructions online, and Friendly, Free support 24 hours a day. See similar questions...

Certificates are used to verify a customer’s identity, while SSL and encryption ensure secured, private communication. The most common cryptographic technique used on the Web today is the public key system. This algorithm uses two keys to secure transmitted data, a public key and a private key. One key is used to encrypt a message and the other is used to decrypt it. For example, say John wishes to securely communicate with his bank. See similar questions...