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Why SGC and Why VeriSign
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Why SGC: Strongest Encryption for the Most
Visitors
Many take for granted that strong encryption
(at least 128-bit) is universal today. In reality, legacy software issues
may expose client systems to weak encryption (40-bit or 56-bit). According
to Yankee Group, “the number of people still subject to weak encryption
because they are using older versions of Windows and Internet Explorer
is in the tens of millions.” SGC is the technology used to help these
legacy client systems step-up to 128-bit encryption. Deploying SGC-enabled
certificates can offer strong encryption to over 99.9% of site visitors.
Why VeriSign: The Most Trusted Mark on the
Internet
VeriSign Offers the Strongest Encryption for the Most Site Visitors
- VeriSign (with its
subsidiaries and affiliates) is the only leading provider to offer SGC-based
certificates, offering strong encryption to over 99.9% of site visitors.
- With VeriSign Secure
Site Pro, you can guarantee that site visitors will connect with the
strongest encryption available to them.
VeriSign’s Rigorous Authentication Methodology and Robust PKI Infrastructure
Will Give You and Your Site Visitors Confidence
- VeriSign upholds
rigorous standards in verifying your right to use the domain name, that
your business is registered as a legal entity with a governmental body,
as well as your designated administrator’s right to apply for the certificate.
- VeriSign provides
you with industry-leading customer support.
- VeriSign protects
your data in military-grade data centers and disaster recovery sites.
Industry Leaders Choose VeriSign Because It Is the Most Trusted Certificate
Authority in History
- Over 93% of the
Fortune 500 companies use VeriSign .
- The world’s 40 largest
banks use VeriSign.
- Over 500,000 servers
worldwide rely on VeriSign SSL certificates.
The VeriSign Secured Seal Is Your Key to Customer Trust
- The VeriSign Secured
Seal is the most recognized trust mark on the Internet.
- Give your customers
the confidence they need to complete online transactions: When they
see the VeriSign Secured Seal or the browser-integrated security information
displaying the VeriSign name, they are more likely to trust you.
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