SSL Certificates
An SSL/TLS certificate allows a browser to verify the hostname and establish an encrypted HTTPS connection. For a business owner, the critical controls are complete hostname coverage, automatic renewal, secure key…
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SSL Certificate Problems
Certificate incidents are usually caused by expiry, hostname mismatch, incomplete chains, failed validation, incorrect proxy configuration or mixed content. Diagnose the exact browser or monitoring er…
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SSL Certificate Problems
Certificate incidents are usually caused by expiry, hostname mismatch, incomplete chains, failed validation, incorrect proxy confi…
Read guide →What Is an SSL Certificate?
An SSL certificate — more accurately a TLS certificate — is a digital credential used during an HTTPS connection. It helps the bro…
Read guide →SSL and HTTPS for Small-Business Websites
HTTPS should be the default for every page of a small-business website. It protects data in transit and avoids browser warnings, b…
Read guide →How to Set Up an SSL Certificate
The safest small-business setup uses automated certificate issuance and renewal through the host, platform or an ACME client. Inst…
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