SSL Support Team, Author at SSL.com

SSL.com’s Root Certificates to Be Trusted by Upcoming Releases of Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome

SSL.com will now have its Root CA certificates incorporated into upcoming releases of widely used applications including Firefox and Chrome.

SSL.com Joins Certificate Authority/Browser Forum as a Full Voting Member

SSL.com Joins Certificate Authority/Browser Forum as a Full Voting Member!

SSL.com Attains WebTrust Extended Validation Accreditation

SSL.com has successfully completed a comprehensive suite of WebTrust audits.

Google Proves It: SHA-1 is Broken

SHA-1 is retired and reputable Certificate Authorities, such as SSL.com, are using SHA-2.

Inviting Users To Your Team

How to add team members to your account at SSL.com.

Introducing Teams – SSL.com Multiuser Accounts

Teams – SSL.com Multiuser Account Functionality is here!

Winning team of SSL challenge at CodeRED

The winners of SSL.com challenge at the 2015 CodeRED Hackathon.

SSL.com Is Proud To Sponsor CodeRED – Houston’s Premiere Hackathon!

SSL.com is sponsoring CodeRED for the second year in a row – we couldn’t be more pleased.

Sharing Certificates Between Servers

Sharing certificates between servers can be accomplished using either of two methods outlined in this guide.

Private And Public Keys

SSL.com provides an explanation of Private and Public Keys.

Certificate Order Page Information

This article will help you manage certificate file downloads, certificate reprocesses, and provide a detailed understanding of both.

Install an SSL Certificate in Exchange 2007

Working with Microsoft Exchange is both fun and rewarding. However, some tasks take place so seldom that you may need a refresher to help you

Your SSL.com Account – Submitting a CSR

This article will show you the steps to take in submitting a CSR and provide the other information needed to create your certificate.

Is WiFi At Starbucks Safe? A WiFi Safety Primer

Using WiFi at Starbucks or using another public connection on your tablet or mobile device, this advice will help improve your safety when you’re surfing.

Exchange 2013 SSL Certificate Guide

We’ve already talked about SSL certificate for Exchange Servers in a general way, but we’re going to take a closer look at securing an instance of Microsoft Exchange Server 2013.

Choose the Right Cipher Suites in Schannel.dll

How to choose the right Cipher Suite to use with your Windows Server as well as how to set it up.

Fix Warnings of Non-SSL Elements With WordPress

How to identify and fix warnings of Non-SSL elements with Wordpress.

Migrate SSL Certificates from Exchange Server 2003 to 2013

The basic steps of migrating SSL certificates from Exchange Server 2003 to 2013

Pros And Cons Of SSL / HTTPS / TLS

When it comes to the pros and cons of implementing SSL on your web server, there are real cons as well as those that are merely myths. Let’s take a look.

Taking security seriously is more important than ever when it comes to doing business online – even if you’re a publisher and not selling any physical goods or services. We got the idea for this post after seeing one over at the Nexcess blog. This is our own take on the SSL debate.

SSL Support Team