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1. Why SSL VPN? November 24, 2011 Whilst modern organizations will surely already know that protecting a computer and the data it connects to is of paramount importance, it’s also important to know exactly how a business can achieve this most effectively. A cryptographic security protocol is one effective answer to the many privacy threats faced by organizations in today's precarious online environment. Risks, such as hazardous malware and illegal hacking, can be reduced by using a secure sockets layer virtual private network - or (SSL VPN). This type of security protocol uses asymmetric cryptography, meaning it both en... (read more) Author: Dave MacKinder

2. SSL Certificates - Absolutely Necessary for Security On Internet February 04, 2011 Security on web is a big concern when so much is communicated on networks such as internet that can be misused. SSL Certificates are used across the internet as a security protocol designed to prevent eavesdropping and tampering. The need of SSL Certificate is more in the sector where the vulnerability could lead to a leak of important or meant-to-be-confidential private data. Ecommerce, thus, strongly needs this security feature as it asks for private data such as credit card or other billing information. This cryptographic protocol hides such information by converting the normal data to a sc... (read more) Author: Hillary Johnson

3. SSL Certificates - Symbol of Security, Identity and Trust Assurance February 01, 2011 Security, Identity and trust assurance is what every client as well as business entity is in need of. SSL certificates are used by numerous of companies globally to secure sensitive business information across numerous communication protocols including: web portals, intranet, e-mails, ecommerce websites etc. SSL Certificates are the backbone to secure online communications. SSL is presented by Netscape Communications. SSL are the cryptographic protocol that delivers communication security over the net. The protocol is an encryption-based system that customs mathematical algorithms and a k... (read more) Author: Hillary Johnson

4. What is SSL Certificate Encryption? December 10, 2010 SSL stands for Secure Socket Layer. SSL is a security protocol that provides a secure means to deliver the data between two machines over the internet. In the present world of technology, it has become highly essential to ensure that your data is safe over the internet, as we typically use such information on a regular basis. SSL Encryption does the work. SSL Certificate Encryption is a certificate that is required for any organization wishing to use the SSL protocol. The SSL Certificate generally holds a cryptographic key that is used to encrypt the data when sending over the internet. T... (read more) Author: Click SSL

5. What is a Digital Certificate and Why do I Need One? July 14, 2010 To do business on the Internet one of the first things you will need is a digital certificate. A digital certificate is also known as a “secure socket layer server certificate”, or SSL certificate. A Secure Socket Layer (SSL) is a cryptographic protocol that provides security for communications over networks such as the Internet. SSLs encrypt the segment of network connection at the Application Layer to ensure secure end-to-end transmission at the Transport Layer. When an SSL connection is established, the client and server negotiate an exchange in the client hello and server hello messages, w... (read more) Author: Joe Dockter

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