SSL Certificates (https).

Protect your users from identity theft with these Sectigo SSL certificates

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Positive SSL

 

UGX 90,600 / PER YEAR
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Positive SSL Multi - Domain

 

UGX 245,600 / PER YEAR
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Positive SSL - Wildcard

 

UGX 465,600 / PER YEAR
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EV SSL

 

UGX 575,650 / PER YEAR
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EV SSL Multi - Domain

 

UGX 955,900 / PER YEAR

What is an SSL certificate?

A Secure Sockets Layer - or SSL - certificate is a web security protocol and essential for protecting your site visitors' sensitive data against fraud and identity theft. SSLs guard data by providing encryption (scrambling of data to prevent tampering during transmission) and validation (verification of the business behind the website).

 

SSL certificates come in different levels of security, depending on the level of protection and security features you need. Often, these features are obvious - Site Seals, HTTPS, and the "green bar" are all visual indicators of a protected site - other times, the security is behind-the-scenes.

 

No matter what level you choose, SSL protection reassures visitors that your site is safe, leading to greater customer trust and increased reliability for your business or brand.

What to look for when choosing an SSL

Validation is a key SSL feature. We’ll help you learn about the different levels of validation and how to tell them apart.

Domain Validation (DV)

Ideal for securing personal websites, blogs, and Facebook apps

Easy activation

No paperwork needed

Organization Validation (OV)

Ideal for securing sites that take in customer info (e.g., login credentials)

Dynamic Site Seal

Trustworthy feature (CA authenticates company information which users can then check, ensuring greater trust)

Paperwork needed

Extended Validation (EV)

Ideal for securing sites that take in more sensitive customer info (e.g., credit card data)

Green Bar

Highest Trustworthy feature

Paperwork needed

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