HTTP

Hypertext Transfer Protocol Hypertext Transfer Protocol is an application convention to convey hypermedia data frameworks with a communitarian design.

HTTPS

Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure is an enhancement to the Hypertext Transfer Protocol. It's utilized to ensure secure communications over a PC arrangement, and is typically used over the Internet. In HTTPS the protocol for communication is encoded using Transport Layer Security or, in the past, Secure Sockets Layer.

EV SSL

"EV" represents Extended Validation. Extended Validation SSL certificates are a different type of SSL Certificate which is planned to provide clients with more confidence in your identity (the legal entity that has applied for the SSL certificate) and also that you own/control your website.

OV SSL

The OV-certificate (Organization Validation) is a document that confirms the existence of the organization. In order to obtain the OV certificate, an organization must pass through the approval process.

DV SSL

DV SSL acts as a high level SSL. It's extremely quickly and provides solid encryption. The Domain Validation SSL Certificate gives strong encryption to websites such as leaflet sites and online journals. A DV SSL can be obtained in a short time which makes it the ideal option for those looking to secure their website's security quickly.

Wildcard SSL Certificate

In PC organizing the trump card certificate is an open-key certificate that is able to be used in a variety of sub-spaces within an area. The primary use of trump cards is checking sites that use HTTPS but there are also applications for many different areas.

Multi-Domain SSL Certificate (MDC)

Multi-area certificates are intended to ensure the security of a variety of spaces or subdomain names. Multi-area certificates will ensure that there is a blend of completely specific subdomains and areas with diverse TLDs (Top Level Domains) apart from the local/inner ones.

Unified Communications Certificate (UCC)

The Unified Communication Certificate (or UCC) is a high-end security certificate that permits multiple hostnames to be protected with a single certificate. UC certificates are also known as subjects Alternate Name (or SAN) certificates, multi-area certificate or Exchange certificates.