Security (SSL) help
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
SSL certificate meaning: What is SSL and what is an SSL certificate?
An SSL certificate is a digital certificate used to establish a secure connection between a website and a visitor's web browser. The SSL protocol stands for secure sockets layer. SSL certificates are often used on e-commerce websites and other websites where sensitive information is transmitted.
When a web browser connects to a website, the SSL certificate allows the browser to verify that it's connecting to the correct server and that the connection is SSL encrypted. This helps ensure that the information sent can't be intercepted and read by third parties. This is because an SSL certificate contains a public and a secret key. The public key (public key) is available to everyone and is used to encrypt data to be decrypted with the secret key (private key). The secret key is known only to the owner.
Once the secure certificate is installed on the website, visitors to the website will see a padlock on their web browser's address bar when they connect, indicating that the connection is secure. All of this means SSL certificates are crucial for protecting your website and keeping user data secure.
SSL certification cost: What does it cost to buy a SSL certificate from Site.eu?
At Site.eu, we believe that SSL security should be a top priority for all website owners. That's why we include an SSL certificate with every domain name at no additional cost whenever you choose one of our optional packages. So, when you buy a domain name with us through an optional package, the price of an SSL certificate is zero, as it's included. Buying an additional SSL certificate will never be necessary for you again!
Whether you use our web hosting or website builder services, we make sure your website is always protected with an SSL certificate. And if you ever need to renew your https certificates, we'll take care of that too. This means you can rest easy knowing your website is always secure, without having to worry about installing or requesting an additional SSL certificate.
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