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Domain Validation

"Domain Validation" certificates, also known as "low assurance" certificates, only verify domain ownership. These certificates provide little identity assurance since domain purchasing requires no identity verification.
Single Domain Wildcard SSL

Organization Validation

"Organization Validation" certificates refer to certificates that include identity validation from a Certification Authority using currently established and accepted validation processes. These SSL certificates are seen as significantly superior to domain only SSL certificates because users can trust that an objective third party - a certification authority, has verified the identity of the website.
Single Domain Wildcard SSL

Extended Validation

"Extended Validation" (EV) SSL certificates are the high picked SSL option for eMerchants as these SSL certificates require the most stringent verification processes as outlined in the guidelines developed by CA/B Forum. The advantage of EV SSL certificates is that these certificates gives the instant visual identity to confirm the site's identity.
Single Domain Multi Domain SSL

Email Certificate

Email is the most exploited attack vector by a wide margin. 91% of all cyber-attacks start with an email. Yet email remains a critical communications channel with no viable alternative in sight.

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