SSL certificates
Encryption is expected.Choosing it should be simple.
Choose the certificate that matches the domains you operate and the level of identity validation you need. We supply it, validate the order and help get it installed correctly.
Compare the range
The right certificate
for the job.
All options encrypt traffic. The important differences are how many names they cover, the validation performed and the certificate warranty.
Essential protection
Comodo Positive SSL
Fast, cost-effective domain validation for one hostname.
For a single website or online store.
View certificate →Wildcard coverage
Comodo Positive Wildcard
Protect one domain and its first-level subdomains with a single certificate.
For platforms with several named subdomains.
View certificate →Multiple domains
SSL Multi-domain
Secure several separate domain names within one managed certificate.
For groups, brands and multi-site estates.
View certificate →Higher assurance
Premium SSL
A higher-warranty certificate for established transactional websites.
For busy stores and customer-facing systems.
View certificate →Extended validation
Comodo EV SSL
Organisation checks provide independently verified business identity.
Where formal organisational validation matters.
View certificate →What SSL does—and does not do
A secure connection.Not a security strategy.
SSL/TLS encrypts information moving between a visitor and your server and lets the browser verify the certificate presented by the site. Every login, checkout and customer-facing website should use it.
It does not patch software, remove malware or make an application PCI compliant on its own. DX3 can help with the hosting, monitoring and operational controls around the certificate too.
Read about PCI DSS compliance →How it works
From order to protected.
Choose the scope
Tell us which domain names and subdomains need to be covered.
Complete validation
The certificate authority verifies domain control and, where applicable, your organisation.
Install and test
We help install the certificate and confirm the site serves it correctly.
Still not sure?