Thawte SSL Web Server Certificate Benefits
- Organization validation. You must complete a light vetting procedure before obtaining this certificate. Thawte will verify your legal details from a public database to ensure your business is genuine. The validation usually takes one to two working days, but you can speed it up if all your documentation is accurate and up-to-date. Your customers will be able to see that your business was verified by one of the most trusted names in the web security industry.
- Secures one domain by default—up to 99 additional domains. The Thawte SSL Web Server certificate offers SAN support, allowing you to encrypt up to 100 domains under a single SSL installation. It has one domain by default; you can add more on the checkout page.
- Compatible with almost any platform. It will run on virtually any server and email client. You can install this cert on Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, and all Microsoft products. And, with 99.3% browser compatibility, you don’t have to worry about annoying SSL connection errors, as all your customers will connect securely to your server.
- Unbreakable encryption. The Thawte SSL Web Server certificate follows the latest cryptographic standards and guidelines to secure sensitive data in transit between browsers and servers. It provides 256-bit encryption and a 2048-bit RSA signature key for your customers’ protection.
- $1,250,00 warranty. It includes an outstanding $1,250,000 warranty against potential data breaches and mistakes on Thawte’s part. There is no need to worry about what happens in the background.
- Site seal. Its dynamic site seal is one of the best trust indicators you can add to your website. Synonymous with data encryption, Thawte’s presence will establish enormous credibility online, as your visitors can click on the seal and check your business information.
- Unlimited server licensing and unlimited reissues. You can re-issue this certificate free of charge an unlimited number of times and use it on as many servers as you need before its expiration date.
