IndianWebs clients trust more in websites that have visible security elements: if the URL begins with https, if there is a seal of a known entity, if there is a lock in the browser bar... The quality of the certificates we offer you is backed by Thawte. Their experience and professionalism guarantee the best results.
These certificates de fullfilment of security requirements They are ideal for intranets, applications or internal servers. They allow you to ensure an encrypted connection between you and your client, so that the data they provide you (usernames, passwords...) travels safely.
But what exactly is https and what is it for? If you've ever seen "Https" in the address bar of a website, you may have wondered what it means. HTTP are the acronyms of “Hyper Text Transfer Protocol” which is the main technological protocol of the network that allows linking and browsing the Internet. If we did not have http, we would not be able to access and interact on the Internet as we currently do. Things would be much harder and more confusing for everyone. HTTP with an 'S' added to the end, which refers to “Secure Sockets Layer” another important protocol developed to make transfers securely on the Internet using our browser.
This means that if you are going to connect to a website, such as your bank, or a site where you are going to make a payment or monetary transfer, you will surely be able to see how it changes in your navigation bar when you arrive at a certain page within the domain. visited. This will tell you that you have reached a “safe zone.” with a secure session.
Using the bank example, when you access your account, you will have to enter a name and password, and if they are correct, you will go directly to your online banking account. This will be the moment where the protocol change is made, so pay attention to the top of your browser. This can also serve as a notice that we are connected to the real site it claims to be. If you are connected to your bank within your account, and you do not see the address beginning with “https”, check that it is not a fake page. As an added security measure, always log out and log out when you're done, especially if you're on a computer shared by other people.
If your website sends or receives insights from nature delicate (personal data, online transactions, etc.), or your project requires secure communications between servers, you will probably need digital certificates. If you wish, Hostalia can take care of its management.
Thanks to certificates digital that provides you IndianWebs The visitor is assured that the owner of the site has followed an identification process before a third party, specifically a recognized certification authority, which is the one who issues the certificate.
Certificate management by IndianWebs includes the generation of CSR and the collection of client documentation for sending to the Certification Authority. The certificate is subsequently acquired and installed accordingly within the project specifications.