Different types of SSL certificates

There are different types of SSL certificates available at the moment, but the most popular ones are as follows:

1) Domain Validation (DV): This type of certificate is issued within minutes and it validates your domain name only.

2) Extended Validation (EV): This type of certificate is issued after verifying your business information and thus it provides a higher level of security and trust.

3) Wildcard: This type of certificate works for all subdomains on your domain name; the best choice is if you want to secure all subdomains on your main domain.

4) Multi-domain: This type of certificate works for multiple domain names. The most popular choice if you want to secure multiple domain names.

5) Organization Validation (OV): This type of certificate is issued after verifying your company's information and thus it provides the highest level of security and trust.

In the end, if you make the purchase from a trusted vendor like MyDot, you’ll get a quality SSL certificate at an affordable price. That will make your customers feel safe on your site, and you can better show your commitment to security with a lock icon at the top of each page. SSL certs are designed to protect your site from third-party attacks. They’re an important part of online security, and they’re something that every website needs. Make sure that you pick a reputable provider like Mydot who can provide you with a secure connection for your visitors, and you’ll help keep them safe from potential threats.

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