How to Become a Remote Online Notary (RON)
Becoming an online notary doesn’t have to be a challenge. With SSL.com’s X.509-compliant document signing certificates, you can level up your notary business.
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Digital Certificates and PKI for Lawyers
Digital certificates and PKI are all about providing trust and security for your clients. Here’s how they can help your law practice.
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Make a Payment with SSL.com’s Invoicing Feature
Our invoice function is here to help make your certificate purchase and installation experience smooth and easy. Here’s how to use it.
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HIPAA-Compliant IoT Solutions
As the IoT grows, so do threats to security. Medical device manufacturers can’t slack—here’s how to stay safe and HIPAA compliant.
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“Raccoon Attack” Targets TLS 1.2 and Earlier, but Is Difficult to Exploit
The newly discovered Raccoon Attack breaks encryption on TLS 1.2 and earlier under certain circumstances, but is hard to exploit.
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Digital Document Signing Laws: A Global View
Digital signatures are on the rise. With more and more countries granting them validity, is it time for you to get on board?
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FAQ: Compromised Private Keys
Think your key might be compromised? This might be an emergency, but it might just be a chance to re-key your certificate. Find out how to move forward here.
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What is a Digital Certificate?
A digital certificate is a type of file used to associate cryptographic key pairs with identities such as websites, individuals, or organizations.
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What is a Wildcard SSL Certificate?
A Wildcard SSL/TLS certificate from SSL.com offers convenience, affordability, and saves time when protecting multiple subdomains.
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What is a chain of trust?
A chain of trust is a linked validation path from a root CA that serves as a trust anchor to an end-entity certificate, via any intermediate certificates.
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