Use of Digital Certificates allows users and/or servers, to verify the identity of those with whom they communicate. It also offers encryption between the client and the Web Server, ensuring communications cannot be read whilst in transit.

Digital Certificates on Web Servers enable what many people know as the "SSL padlock" in Web Browsers. The presence of the "SSL Padlock" in a Web Browser denotes the fact that information entered into that web page is encrypted and thus secure.

As well as these common features, our Server Certificates provide a 'True BusinessID Secure Seal' image to be placed on your Web Site. This image updates automatically to provide visual indication of validity. By clicking the Seal, users of your web site can verify that the communication is with the intended server, and that it is secure.

The ordering process for these Certificates includes the strict 'GeoTrust authentication method' so your customers can be confident that your identity has been verified.

Note: The strict authentication method requires accurate Whois data and 'DUNS' number or Proof of Organisation.

| Web Server Identification |

Use of Digital Certificates allow users and/or servers, to verify the identity of those with whom they communicate. It also offers encryption between email servers, ensuring communications cannot be read whilst in transit.

This Certificate ensures that the communication remains private between Servers with Certificates installed.

The ordering process includes the standard 'GeoTrust authentication method' so your customers can be confident that your identity has been verified.

| Email Server Identification |