Extended SSL lends more credibility to your website compared to using an organization or domain validated SSL Certificate. In addition to displaying prominent security indicators, such as turning the browser address bar green and displaying your organization’s name, ExtendedSSL has a number of unique value-add features.

Organization SSL is an organization validated certificate that gives your website a step up in credibility over domain validated SSL Certificates. OrganizationSSL activates the browser padlock and https, shows your corporate identity, and assures your customers that you take security very seriously.

Multi-domain also referred commonly as SAN Certificates utilize Subject Alternative Names (SANs) to to secure up to 100 different domain names, subdomains, and public IP addresses using only one SSL Certificate and requiring only one IP to host the Certificate.

A Wildcard SSL Certificate is issued to *.yourdomain.com, allowing the certificate to be used on an unlimited number of subdomains and across an unlimited number of servers. The one-time cost of the certificate covers you for additional subdomains or servers you may add in the future.

A Code Signing Certificate is a digital certificate that contains information that fully identities an entity and is issued by a Certificate Authority such as FRESHBOXWEB. The Digital Certificate binds the identity of an individual or entity to a public key that is mathematically related to a private key pair. The use of private and public key systems is called Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). The developer signs code with its private key and the end user uses the developer’s public key to verify the developers identity. Learn more about Code Signing and the differences between signed and unsigned code.