SSLs Explained

Online safety is a chief priority for everybody who purchases products online, and your clients will demand nothing but the highest possible safety level when they purchase your services.

What Does SSL Stand for?

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is a technology that protects your web storefront or sign-in page. The Secure Sockets Layer certificates, also called digital certificates, encrypt the delicate information required from web site visitors such as address, birth date, national identity number, driver's license or bank account information, so that nobody could use these details for unlawful purposes.

Your web site guests can identify a protected site by the ‘https' component at the beginning of the Internet address, or by the padlock symbol in the web browser window, or by a distinctive seal on the web site.

The Secure Sockets Layer certificates offer 256-bit encryption, and include a 10 000 US dollar warranty and a static site seal for your web site. You need to have a dedicated IP address.

So, register for a web hosting package with with TM Web Hosting straight away and get a SSL for your domain.