SSL Certificates
with installation and management via SSL Managed by NAV

Once we install the SSL certificate on your site and verify everything works correctly, you will receive an information email from us.

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is a standard security protocol that establishes encrypted links between a web server and a browser, ensuring that the communications between the web server and the browser remain encrypted — and therefore private.

SSL certificates inspire trust and show visitors that you value their privacy. An SSL certificate protects sensitive customer information — such as name, address, password, or credit card number — by encrypting data during transmission from their computer to the web server. SSL is the standard for web security, and an SSL certificate is required to sell services online. For example, if you intend to accept credit cards on your site, an SSL certificate is mandatory.

First, our SSL certificates cover unlimited secure servers. They support up to 256-bit encryption and are recognized by all major desktop and mobile browsers. We are also backed by the fastest SSL installation service. There is no technical difference between our SSL certificates and those offered by other companies — except that we can beat any market price. And yes, no surprise we are the largest SSL provider in Romania — OnSSL.ro.

We will answer a few questions to help you find the SSL certificate you need:

1. Where are you located?
Our certificates are issued worldwide, with a few exceptions.

2. Do you run a business or personal site?
If you do not sell products on a personal site, a standard SSL (DV) is sufficient. The same applies to informational business sites. E-commerce sites should use an EV SSL — Extended Validation — for a single domain.

3. What kind of web hosting server do you use?
SSL certificates work on many or even multiple server types (Apache, Nginx, etc.). To protect multiple domains on Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, Exchange Server 2010, or Live® Communications Server, you need an SSL certificate for multiple domains: UCC — Unified Communications Certificate.

4. Do you need to protect multiple domains?
SSL Wildcards cover multiple subdomains. For example, use a Wildcard to protect *.example.com — covering shop.example.com, www.example.com, and any other subdomains.
UCC SSLs (Unified Communications Certificate) will cover multiple domains, subdomains, and websites. For example, you can secure www.example.com, mail.example.com, and www.otherexample.com.

5. Do you need an SSL certificate that supports Intel vPro technology for remote PC management?
Then you will need an OV — Organization Validation — certificate.

A Unified Communications Certificate (UCC) is an SSL that secures multiple domain names and multiple host names for a single domain name. A UCC SSL lets you secure a primary domain and up to 99 additional domains (Subject Alternative Names — SANs) with a single SSL. For example, a UCC can be used to protect www.example.com, www.example.net, and www.example.org.

UCCs are compatible with shared hosting and are ideal for Microsoft® Exchange Server 2007, Exchange Server 2010, and Microsoft Live® Communications Server. However, the site seal and the "Issued To" certificate field will display only the name of the first domain. Note that all secondary hosting accounts will also be displayed in the certificate, so if you do not want the sites to appear "linked," you should not use this type of certificate.

A Wildcard SSL certificate protects the main domain and an unlimited number of subdomains. For example, a single Wildcard certificate can secure both www.example.com and blog.example.com.
The Wildcard certificate secures the domain and all subdomains at the level you specify when submitting the SSL certificate request.