SSL Certificate

Once your SSL certificate is issued, you will receive an email from us. The setup time and procedure of the SSL certificate will depend on whether your website is hosted with us and on the options you chose during Checkout. If you have added Web Hosting or Website Builder when you ordered your certificate, we will take care of everything for you. If your website is hosted with another company or using our VPS or Dedicated Servers, kindly generate Customer Signing Request (CSR) for us.

SSL stands for Secure Socket Layer. It might sound complex, but it's really not. SSL Certificates validate your website's identity and encrypt the information visitors send to (or receive from) your site. This keeps thieves and hackers from spying on any exchange between you and your shoppers. When you have an SSL Certificate protecting your website, your customers can rest assured that the information they enter on any secured page is private and can't be viewed by cyber crooks. Shinjiru makes it easy to install your certificate and to completely secure your server.

Shinjiru SSL Certificates inspire trust and show visitors that their privacy is your top priority. An SSL Certificate protects your customers' sensitive information such as their name, address, login details or credit card number by encrypting such data. SSL is considered a standard in web security, and a Server Certificate is required by most merchant account services – you'll need one if you plan to accept credit cards on your website.

When a visitor enters an SSL-protected page on your website, their browser bar displays a padlock icon and the https:// prefix in the URL address. While most Internet users know to look for those SSL indicators, some of our packages provide you a Site Seal to show visitors your website is verified and secured. Visitors can click on the seal to view your certificate's status and details, making sure that it's safe to send their sensitive information to your website.

Wildcard SSL Certificate protects your primary domain and an unlimited number of its sub-domains. For example, a single Wildcard Certificate can secure both www.coolexample.com and blog.coolexample.com or any other sub-domain that you specify when you submit your SSL request.

A Unified Communications Certificate (UCC) is an SSL that secures multiple domain names as well as multiple host names within a domain name. UCC SSL lets you secure a primary domain name and up to 99 additional Subject Alternative Names (SANs) with a single SSL. For example, you can use a UCC to protect www.domains1.com, www.domains2.net and www.domains3.org. UCCs are compatible with shared hosting and ideal for Microsoft® Exchange Server 2007, Exchange Server 2010 and Microsoft Live® Communications Server. Please keep in mind that the site Seal and certificate "Issued to" information will only list the primary domain name. Please be advised that any secondary hosting accounts will be listed in the certificate. If you do not want your websites to appear 'connected' to each other, you should choose another type of certificate from a wide range of our SSL Certificates.