rss feed

ResellerClub

With extensive opinions and insights, the ResellerClub Blog promises to be an enjoyable as well as informative read. We hope you have as much fun reading the posts as we have while publishing them.

Guide to SSL Vendors

Published by rebecca.m | Filed under Digital Certificates | On January 15th, 2008

SSL branding is synchronous with Trust. It’s been repeated time and again that customers will definitely not doubt your ’sincerity to do business’ once they see you have certified and secured your website with a SSL certificate. Which directly translates to - using a trusted Certification Authority is essential for an effective Online Business.

Purchasing from proven, established vendors, specially in case of security products such as Digital Certificates, brings up the inevitable - How do I choose a SSL Certification Authority (CA) that my customers will Trust?

There are several things that buyers should look for when purchasing a certificate:

* Reputation and Credibility of the CA
How long have they been in business?
Consumer Awareness?
* Ubiquity of the Root
Is it embedded in all of the popular browsers?
* Root is owned by the CA
And not chained like Third Party SSL certificates.
* Lifecycle Management Tools
How easy is it to install, renew, reinstall and revoke if compromised.
* Ease of Acquiring the certificate

For instance, Thawte provides their esteemed list of clients, that include Google, 3M Company, Honda Canada, Hershey, American Airlines, Credit Suisse Group, among others, with Root Certificates.

Removing all elements of doubt, Thawte has obtained the Trust Factor by successfully implementing the highest encryption and authentication standards recognized today.

[Slashdot] [Digg] [Reddit] [del.icio.us] [Facebook] [Technorati] [Google]
January 15th, 2008

One Response to “Guide to SSL Vendors”

  1. Jefferson (http://www.speedhost.com.br) says:

    Hello,

    ResellerClub Blog is very useful guide to resellers!

    Thanks,

    Jefferson

Leave a Comment


Note: Enter the text displayed in the image above for your comment to be posted.