SSL Certificates

Unleash the internet security in just 60 seconds, Businesses across all industries depend on email as an indispensable communication medium. However, mail messages and attachments can be spied upon, altered, or faked, opening the door to a variety of attacks that can result in the loss of industries secrets.
SSL certificate protect against spying and social engineering attacks

Domain Validation kes. 1,700

BusinessTrust kes. 20,000

Wildcard SSL kes. 9,000

Free SSL 3 Months

Website SSL Certificate

Domain SSL
Kes.1,700

Per year

  • 1 Websites
  • Secure domain
  • Issued within 5 minutes
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Wildcard SSL
Kes.9,000

Per year

  • 1 Websites
  • Unlimited subdomains
  • Issued within 5 minutes
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BusinessTrust
Kes20,000

Per year

  • 1 Websites
  • Green Site Seal
  • Issued within 2-7 days
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Free SSL
Kes.0

For 3 Months

  • 1 Websites
  • Secure domain
  • Issued within 5 minutes
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What is a SSL Certificate

First, SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer

What is an SSL Certificate?

First, SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer. At the core, this technology helps to secure an internet connection and protect any data that’s transferred between a browser and a web server.

Build Credibility and trust

Trust is so important on the Internet. Any site that acquires a reputation for unreliability, insecurity or dishonesty can expect to see traffic dwindle to zero.

HTTPS and SSL

HTTPS stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol. You’ll see it to the left of the website URL when the site has been secured using SSL. If the site isn’t secure, then you’ll see the traditional HTTP in its place.

Protect Customer Information

The biggest reason websites use SSL is to protect sensitive information that’s sent between computers and servers. If information like credit card numbers, passwords, and other personal information isn’t encrypted this leaves it open for hackers to easily step in and steal the information.