SSL Dragon Blog
4 FOLLOWERS
SSL Dragon is part of GPI Holding, an international IT solutions provider specializing in software design and development, e-commerce solutions, and system engineering. We bring years of experience with website development and management to the digital security certification domain with SSL Dragon. Read the latest SSL Certificates news and articles to find out more about how to secure your..
SSL Dragon Blog
1w ago
You’ve likely heard about wildcard certificates, but do you know their purpose? In a nutshell, they’re digital certificates that let you secure multiple subdomains under one domain. Think of it as a one-size-fits-all solution for businesses and websites with numerous subdomains, offering protection against cyber threats. Since there are so many different websites with complex ..read more
SSL Dragon Blog
1w ago
Securing your online presence is non-negotiable. You’ve probably noticed the ‘HTTPS‘ prefix on URLs and wondered what it’s all about. Well, it’s more than just a random assortment of letters — it’s a security protocol that safeguards your data from cyber thieves, especially when you’re sharing sensitive information. Want to know what is HTTPS? How ..read more
SSL Dragon Blog
1w ago
How to get an SSL certificate is one of the first questions that pop up when you’re about to launch a new website for the first time. However, if you need to learn your way around hosting and web servers, getting an SSL certificate may seem tricky. This article shows you how to secure your ..read more
SSL Dragon Blog
1w ago
So, you’re interested in securing your website without breaking the bank. You’ve probably heard of SSL certificates, those small digital files that keep your site secure and your users’ data safe. But did you know you can get them for free? From providers like Let’s Encrypt or ZeroSSL to cloud services like Amazon, there are ..read more
SSL Dragon Blog
1w ago
You’ve likely seen the padlock symbol or the HTTPS acronym next to a website’s URL while browsing. These symbols indicate that the connection between the browser and the website server is secure. The underlying technology behind this is the SSL/TLS cryptographic protocol. Today, all websites must use it to comply with the security and SEO ..read more
SSL Dragon Blog
1w ago
Are you wondering: “Do I need an SSL certificate for my website?“ The answer is a resounding yes. An SSL certificate secures connections between your web server and visitors’ browsers. It encrypts sensitive information, such as personal data and credit card numbers, keeping them safe from cyber threats. But the benefits don’t end there. SSL ..read more
SSL Dragon Blog
3w ago
Let’s jump into the world of OpenSSL, your trusted ally for securing online data! Whether you’re a beginner or have some experience under your belt, this article is your straightforward guide to the most common OpenSSL commands I’ll cover CSR and key generation, certificate management, converting certificate formats, and more. Stay with us, and soon ..read more
SSL Dragon Blog
3w ago
After you install WordPress on a fresh site, the next step is to add a WordPress SSL certificate. If you skip this phase, browsers will flag your website as “not secure,” and visitors won’t be able to access it. But what is an SSL certificate for WordPress, and how do you get one? Stay tuned ..read more
SSL Dragon Blog
3w ago
If you browse the web frequently (and who doesn’t these days?), chances are you’ve seen the SSL/TLS acronyms more than once. You may even know they’re related to web security and data protection. But what is SSL? And how does it secure sensitive information online? This article provides the answers, including tips on how to ..read more
SSL Dragon Blog
1M ago
Imagine getting two phone lines connecting you and a website separately while acting as a middleman. Sounds sneaky, right? That’s because it is. The attacker can see and even alter your sensitive data through SSL hijacking while falsely maintaining a secure connection. This deceptive tactic poses a threat to your online data security. As you ..read more