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VeriSign Leads SSL Market With almost 45 Percent Unit Share

06-09-2010 16:41:00

VeriSign, the trusted provider of Internet infrastructure services for the networked world, leads the global SSL marketplace with a 44.4 percent share, according to the latest Netcraft survey of publicly facing SSL Certificates on the Internet.

The survey found a total of 1,502,281 distinct valid SSL Certificates, 667,429 of which feature SSL Certificates provided by VeriSign and its brands.

VeriSign's market share in the June report is 44.4 percent, compared to the 38.1 percent share Netcraft assigned in May. VeriSign's share of the Extended Validation (EV) SSL Certificate market also rose in June, with VeriSign brands providing 72.2 percent of the 26,387 EV SSL Certificates in use on the Internet.

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