Top 10 actalis.com Competitors

sectigo.com

Leading provider of SSL/TLS certificates, automated certificate management and website security solutions. Trusted by the world’s largest brands for 20+ years.

digicert.com

digicert is the leading tls/ssl certificate authority specializing in digital trust for the real world through pki, iot, dns, document & software security solutions.

globalsign.com

Need to implement S/MIME certificates without overloading your resources? Check out this guide to learn about efficient S/MIME management.

comodo.com

Enhance website security with a reliable Web Application Firewall (WAF) and comprehensive website protection services. Safeguard your site now!

identrust.com

Welcome to the IdenTrust Education Center! Here you can find resource materials to learn about Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), including how digital certificates work and the various ways that you can use them. Click on a topic of interest to begin exploring the world of PKI.

enterprise.aruba.it

Aruba Enterprise IT solutions are the ideal choice for transport and logistics companies that want to grow through innovation, using digital technologies

ssleye.com

ssleye提供一站式ssl/https证书、ssl/https检测解决方案，包括ssl域名证书、代码签名证书、邮件签名证书、文档签名证书、国密证书、ip证书；支持dv、ov、ev、多域名、通配符证书类型，digicert、geotrust、symantec、globalsign、cfca等品牌。

certifica.com.br

Conheça as soluções Certifica e saiba onde encontrar certificados digitais para você ou para o seu negócio com mais segurança, praticidade e inovação!

cabforum.org

Frequently Asked Questions about the EV Guidelines Why is there a need for EV Certificates? When the Extended Validation Guidelines were developed there were no generally-accepted standards for validating the entity identity information contained in some certificates and a degree of uncertainty arose in users’ minds over the significance of the padlock icon. URLs that commonly appear in browser address bars have become obscure and users can no longer use these to assure themselves that they are transacting with the web site that they expect. Phishing web sites that used counterfeit content to trick users into providing login credentials were a concern. Therefore, members of the CA/Browser Forum identified the need for better security indications to assure users about the web sites they were visiting and to do it in a way that clearly indicated to users the identity of the business entity with whom they were doing business. This had to be done in a way that established standards for the trustworthiness of that identity information and with a common message to end users about such assurance. Hence, the major browser suppliers and a group of CAs came together to develop the Extended Validation Guidelines. At the same time, some browser suppliers developed user interface standards for displaying that information to emphasize its trustworthiness.