As of February 27, 2019, SSL.com‘s root certificate has been named by New Brunswick Power Corporation (NB Power) as an Authorized Certificate Authority (ACA). This trust extended to us by NB Power allows the use of SSL.com North American Energy Standards Board (NAESB) digital certificates to » Continue Reading.
SSL.com‘s Email, ClientAuth, and Document Signing Certificates offer all of the following benefits in one versatile certificate: Secure S/MIME Email Client Authentication Document Signing All of these capabilities are backed by public trust in our audited authentication procedures and SSL.com‘s root certificates, which are included in » Continue Reading.
Email is still one of the crucial tools a business needs to operate in the 21st century – and can be a weak point in your company’s security architecture. SSL.com now offers Personal Basic, Personal Pro and Business Email and ClientAuth Certificates, which utilize the » Continue Reading.
Load balancing is a foundational technology of modern networked application availability and scalability. Our new article gives an overview of how load balancers work to distribute connections to servers, improving uptime and performance. Also, see our How-To on certificate request and management on F5 BIG-IP load-balancing application delivery » Continue Reading.
Hosted subordinate CAs offer you incredible control over the issuance of publicly-trusted end-entity certificates, at a fraction of the potential cost of establishing your own root CA and/or private PKI infrastructure. Find out more in our new article, Subordinate CAs and Why You Might Need One.