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Comodo's Extended Validation (EV) SSL Delivers.
Your Customers and partners demand the best SSL Security and identity assurance
possible.
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Certificate Management Utility
CSR generation and certificate installation on IIS web servers
About Instant SSL
Featuring the strongest possible levels of encryption, dedicated customer support, unlimited server licenses, dynamic site seal and free PCI scanning for 1 year, Instant SSL is not just great value for money, it is the complete trust solution for your website.
Features and benefits
- Full business validated certificate
- Highest strength 2048-bit signatures with 256 bit encryption
- Recognized by 99.9% of browsers and mobile devices
- Free 'Comodo Secure' site seal builds customer confidence
- Unlimited server licenses
- Priority phone support
- $50,000 relying party warranty
- 30 day, no questions, money back guarantee
- Plus - 1 year free PCI scanning service, 1 year free daily website
vulnerability scanning.
Comodo CA
Comodo is a leading certificate authority, issuing SSL certificates that secure hundreds of thousands of e-Commerce and other web sites globally. Since 1998, we have been keeping websites and web users securely connected through our SSL certificate and desktop security products. At Comodo, we believe that every person should be able to securely use the Internet.
Comodo was among the first in the Internet community to recognize the erosion of trust in the SSL gold padlock. It identified the need for standardized, rigorous validation of entities requesting SSL credentials, and for a new, highly-conspicuous indicator of SSL security.
Comodo initiated the founding of the CA/Browser Forum to establish identity validation standards and create the Extended Validation SSL Certificate which displays a green browser address bar in addition to a padlock on SSL-secured web pages.
