Not Secure Sites

Google Chrome says every site needs SSL protection.

If you don’t have a trusted SSL certificate for your site, it’ll be labeled Not Secure on Google Chrome. Why? Because Google is changing the rules on how they determine if a site is secure.

Find out more ways to secure and protect your site.if you’re not protected.

Google is coming for Not-Secure sites.

If you don’t have a trusted SSL certificate for your site, it’ll be labeled Not Secure on Google Chrome. Why? Because Google is changing the rules on how they determine if a site is secure.

Secure your Reputation

A Not Secure label on your website can devastate your business. Get serious about data security and get the little green lock that shows visitors that you’re secure.

Get the Green Lock

A trusted SSL doesn’t just keep your site from being labeled Not Secure. It protects against hackers by encrypting your web traffic and shows visitors they’re safe with the little green lock in their address bar. It even improves your rank on Google.

What else keeps your site secure?

Website Backup

Stay protected in the face of the unexpected.

Starting at
$1.5/mo

Website Security

Stop hacks before they harm your site.

Starting at
$14.99/mo

The little green lock

The green lock in the browser bar and the “s” in https mean a site is secure in every language. Have both on your site to show your visitors you care that their data is safe.

Get a trusted SSL certificate

Trust is the cornerstone of SSL protocol and that means we adhere to strict validation guidelines. We’ve been on the Online Trust Alliance Honor Roll as SSL providers and diligently issue certificates that all browsers can trust.

Safely accept credit cards on your website

If you want to sell to a much larger audience you need to give customers the payment options they prefer — AND an SSL to keep them clicking through to checkout.

Better Google ranking

The world’s #1 search engine favors HTTPS-encrypted websites and will push them higher in search results. So an SSL not only protects your customers but helps you find more of them.

Protect sensitive information

SSL Certificates protect your customers’ sensitive information by encrypting the data they send to you, then decrypting it once you’ve received it.

World’s best encryption

Our SSL certificates use an SHA-2 digest method and 256-bit encryption to protect sensitive data. Together, they provide the best protection on the market today.