SSL Certificates

Show your visitors that you are reliable.

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SHA-2 & 2048-bit encryption.

Security Trust Seal

Display HTTPS & Padlock

Unlimited Servers

Unlimited Reissues

24/7 Support

Why you need an SSL Certificate?

Increase Your Search Engine Rank

Search engines prefer websites which are safe and secure. Having an SSL certificate makes sure your website is https-encrypted.

Build Trust for your Customers

Our SSL certificates provide top level of encryption for sensitive data. This bring trust among your customers that your website is safe and will protect their data.

Secured Payments

Giving your customers payment option they prefer not only is a professional way also drives more conversion. To make that happen safely and keeping user’s sensitive data safe you need an SSL Certificate.

Remove "Not Secure" Tag

Any website which is not secured by an SSL certificate will be marked “Not Secure” and that is not good for you and your customer. Having our SSL certificate on your website removes such warnings.

Comply with Regulation Standards

An SSL certificate provides the strongest protection for online businesses, including standards and regulations such as PCI-DSS, HIPAA, HITECH, GDPR and more.

Strong Business Identity

Having a safe, secured and protected website build confidence in your users that your are committed to protect their data.

Speak the language of security with an SSL certificate.

The little green lock lets visitors know that you’ll keep their data safe.

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NetworkTea Managed SSL Services

We handle the install and maintenance of your SSL – saving you time and energy,

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Keep your data safe while you grow your business online

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FAQ

What is an SSL?

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is the standard security technology for establishing an encrypted link between a web server and a browser. This link ensures that all data passed between the web server and browsers remain private and integral. 

It encrypts data transmitted between your browser and website, such as an admin login or a contact form submission instead of transferring the data in plain text.

Why can't I purchase an SSL for more than 2 years to match my other products?

Internet security moves fast, we make sure you have the most up to date security by forcing re-keys every 2 years.

Can I install 1 SSL to multiple servers?

Yes, you need to export the private key that the CSR was generated on, and import that private key to any other server you want to install the SSL on. If the servers have different operating systems, you install the private key and then download the appropriate certificate and intermediate bundle for each server type. Installing that private key on the other servers creates that “handshake” to allow it to encrypt properly.

How many sites does it cover?

Standard – covers the MAIN domain (no add-on domains) for a hosting account.
UCC – Covers the main domain plus 4 extra domains installed to the same hosting.  You can add blocks of 5 to the initial 4 up to 20 total. Above that you can add in quantities of 10 until you hit 50 total. After that, it jumps to quantities of 100.
NOTE: you cannot upgrade later, so you need to know the maximum number of SANs you may need for the purchasing period before you buy to avoid needing to buy a larger one later on.
Wildcard – Covers 1 domain and all its subdomains that are hosting on the server/hosting account.

How do I cover a domain that isn't the main domain on my hosting

You can either buy a UCC SSL for the main domain and add it as one of the extra domains, or swap the domain you wish to cover into the main domain for that hosting account.

My hosting is elsewhere, can I still use your SSLs

Maybe, you’ll need to confirm with your host if they allow for 3rd party SSL installs.  Some shared hosting providers do and all VPS and Dedicated Servers do.