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Test the highest security - 90 days trial for free with FreeSSL Comodo
04-10-2010 15:59:00
We offer the FreeSSL Certificate from Comodo with no fee. It is a great possibility for all our clients to see how SSL certificates work and help day after day.
The certificate is issued by a leading Certification Authority Comodo. It guarantees the best standards and the most advanced technologies available in the industry today. One of the most important is the 2048-bit root key - the best key strength. It is recommended by organizations which improve security on-line.
The FreeSSL is free for 90 days. It secures single domain name. If you get the FreeSSL, you get the golden padlock icon for free as well. It informs that the page is secured - the certificate displays it in the down-right corner of the website. Certificate is recognized and trusted by 99.3% of popular browsers.
After 90 days you can end the trial period or renew it at least for one year. You can also choose more advanced product - for example with Wildcard option (secures unlimited subdomains) or with free Corner of Trust.
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Comodo is now Sectigo
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According to previous announcements, a year after the acquisition of Comodo Group by Francisco Partners, on November 1 Comodo CA announced that from now on it is changing its brand to Sectigo [pronounced. sec-tee-go]. The goal of rebranding is consistency in company communication and better dedication to what Comodo is doing now.
European Cyber Security Month 2018
27-09-2018 10:46:21
The European Union Agency for Network and Information Security (ENISA), which is the center of knowledge about cyber security in Europe, organizes as every year in October the European Cyber Security Month. The campaign is starting in a few days. What is its purpose and how can you participate in it?
GDPR and SSL certificate. Is encryption necessary for compliance with the GDPR?
18-05-2018 15:47:40
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a 99-article regulation meant to protect the private data of Europeans in IT systems. Announced in 2016, covers a broad variety of topics and will go into effect as a requirement on May 25, 2018. GDPR applies to any company doing business in Europe even if it is located elsewhere.
