Latest Google Chrome updates now shows visitors a ‘Not Secure’ message in the URL if your website is not https (i.e. no SSL certificate). If it isn’t secure, visitors are more likely to refrain from entering information, making purchases or even signing up for your email list.
Google will also rank websites without an SSL certificate lower on the search results page (SERP), affecting your SEO efforts, traffic and revenue at the same time.
SSL Certificates are a necessity for online businesses and other websites. Online customers are aware of the difference between a secure and unsecure website. Having Comodo SSL your website will ensure you never lose out on traffic and sales.
Comodo SSL Certificates use SHA2 & ECC 128/256 bit encryption which is an industry benchmark. It comes with the option of several bit lengths, the most popular one being 256. The encryption ensures that data transmitted through the network remains secure. If you have a certificate that has a SHA1 certificate, we strongly recommend that you update your certificate to SHA2 as risks have been identified with the former.
Websites that are not digitally certified have fewer website traffic and fewer conversions as customers lack the confidence to browse through the site. Further, browsers such as Google Chrome notify website visitors with a warning if a site has no valid SSL certificate. Search engines such as Google penalize websites identified to be not secured.
Attacks such as phishing, website hacks and data abuse are impacting customer confidence in e-commerce. When your website has a SSL certificate, it gives your customers the confidence to make online payments and transact on a website.
Comodo SSL Security Certificates allow you to place a TrustSeal logo on your website giving your customers further visual assurance of the security and credibility of your website.
Comodo SSL Certificates are compatible with 99.9% of web browsers, ensuring that whichever mode your customers use to reach you, your network connection with their browser is secured. Comodo is supported by Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer, Edge & more!
A SSL Certificate is a digital certificate that is issued for a domain by the Certificate Authority, in this case Comodo. You must purchase a SSL Certificate and then go through a verification process to be issued with the certificate. This verification is conducted by the Certificate Authority.
Getting a Comodo SSL Certificate has two major advantages:
Yes, all Comodo SSL Certificates are compatible with all major and popular browsers active today.
While it isn't difficult to install a SSL certificate, you need to follow a series of steps. More information on how to install it can be found on our KnowledgeBase or our How to Install SSL Certificate video walkthrough.
No, we don't support any upgrade or downgrade on Comodo SSL Certificate plans at the moment.