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		<title>Protection For Your Online Business</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 05 Feb 2012 11:43:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you run an online business without an SSL Certificate provider, you run the risk of identity thieves making victims out of your good customers, and even hackers taking down your storefront. In an age when hacker groups can have their way with government agency and even military websites, you need to make sure that you stay ahead of the curve with the right protective measures. These days, identity thieves have the ability to snatch critical and secure information right ...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-2088" title="SSL Secure" src="http://cdn.dkukhost.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/lock.png?d9c344" alt="SSL Secure" width="128" height="128" />If you run an online business without an <strong>SSL Certificate</strong> provider, you run the risk of identity thieves making victims out of your good customers, and even hackers taking down your storefront. In an age when hacker groups can have their way with government agency and even military websites, you need to make sure that you stay ahead of the curve with the right protective measures. These days, identity thieves have the ability to snatch critical and secure information right out of the air. Hackers have the capacity to take down entire servers with a few strokes of the keyboard and the right software to do the job. If you find that you do not have the secure wall of an <strong>SSL Certificate</strong> or <strong><a title="EV SSL" href="http://www.dkukhost.com/ssl-certificates/geotrust/true-businessid-ev/" target="_blank">EV SSL</a></strong>, then you put you and your customers at an unnecessary risk.</p>
<h3>Credit Card Transaction Hazards</h3>
<p>For instance, an online transaction means that one of your customers must type in their own credit card information and send it out, simply assuming that your online store is actively and adequately protected. They take a major risk; because one of the first protections with a credit card is that it rarely leaves his or her person. In the event of a credit card transaction on the Internet, that information is <em>sent</em> possibly thousands of miles away, with enough time for an identity thief to make off with that information if they were watching while the transaction was taking place. Of course, the technical capability involved to do such things is rather complex, the best of these hackers have the technology they need for their own ends. However, a good, working <strong>SSL Certificate</strong> and <strong><a title="EV SSL" href="http://www.dkukhost.com/ssl-certificates/geotrust/true-businessid-ev/" target="_blank">EV SSL</a></strong> security measure would prevent all this from taking place.</p>
<div id="attachment_2091" class="wp-caption aligncenter" style="width: 447px"><img class="size-full wp-image-2091" title="EV Identifier" src="http://cdn.dkukhost.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/GeoTrust-EVSSL.gif?d9c344" alt="EV Identifier" width="437" height="26" />
<p class="wp-caption-text">EV Identifier</p>
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<h3>What can an SSL Certificate do?</h3>
<p>There are a few things that an <strong>SSL Certificate</strong> is capable of, which would protect you and your clientèle.</p>
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<li>First, it takes the information that the customer is providing, and the <strong><a title="EV SSL" href="http://www.dkukhost.com/ssl-certificates/geotrust/true-businessid-ev/" target="_blank">EV SSL</a></strong> measure would force it through a “portal”, essentially bottlenecking the path the information takes. EV means Extended Validation, and it is the gatekeeper for the info tunnel.</li>
<li>Next the <strong><a title="SSL Certificate" href="http://www.dkukhost.com/ssl-certificates/" target="_blank">SSL Certificate</a></strong> provides a tunnel for the information to travel through. Instead of an open road, like a normal information transfer, an <strong>SSL Certificate</strong> protects the information by providing a safe corridor between the customer’s IP and yours.</li>
<li>Even though this corridor protects it, the <strong>SSL Certificate</strong> encrypts the information, so that even if a hacker had the ability to get into the corridor, it would take extremely comprehensive and complex software to decipher the encryption.</li>
<li>Once the information makes it to your end within milliseconds, the <strong>SSL Certificate</strong> decrypts the information to your server, allowing you to see the info.</li>
<li>By the end of the transaction, you and your customer are the only ones who are in possession of their information, and that is as it should be.&nbsp;</li>
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<h3>Running an SSL Certificate</h3>
<p>These types of services are widely available, as protection for information is becoming more and more in demand. You can use services such as, <strong><a title="RapidSSL" href="http://www.dkukhost.com/ssl-certificates/rapidssl-certs/" target="_blank">RapidSSL</a></strong>, <strong><a title="Verisign" href="http://www.dkukhost.com/ssl-certificates/verisign/" target="_blank">Verisign</a></strong>, and <strong><a title="GeoTrust" href="http://www.dkukhost.com/ssl-certificates/geotrust/" target="_blank">GeoTrust</a></strong>. These services offer very complex encryption protection, and will keep your company safe from attack. These companies have a long history of protecting their clients and they are ahead of the curve. Beware using a <strong>cheap SSL</strong> company as these may be using outdated and obsolete software that may be easy to crack.</p>
<p>It is important to keep your good clientele from risk, so make sure that you are protecting them with only the best. The reputation of your company and its survival depend on it.</p>
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		<title>Trusting SSL Certificate Technology</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 30 Jan 2012 20:49:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Online businesses are in danger 24/7, because the Internet offers a curious amount of anonymity. For common thieves, they have to be present to do their work. If they break into a building, they will be subject to law enforcement and prosecution if they are caught. However, if a hacker is caught, there is no way to find who he or she is, other than through their IP address and other information. But, the best of the hackers and identity ...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-2088" title="SSL Secure" src="http://cdn.dkukhost.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/lock.png?d9c344" alt="SSL Secure" width="128" height="128" />Online businesses are in danger 24/7, because the Internet offers a curious amount of anonymity. For common thieves, they have to be present to do their work. If they break into a building, they will be subject to law enforcement and prosecution if they are caught. However, if a hacker is caught, there is no way to find who he or she is, other than through their IP address and other information. But, the best of the hackers and identity thieves will protect themselves by covering up that information before they even begin, meaning that they cannot be found and brought to justice. How do they do it? They use encryption to cover their tracks.</p>
<h3>Think Like a Hacker</h3>
<p>If you’re an online business manager or Webmaster, then you need to think like a hacker if you are to protect yourself from their tactics. They cover themselves with encryption, which means that it is crucial to cover you and your customer’s information encryption as well.</p>
<p>This is actually easier than it sounds, as there are many companies out there that provide <strong>SSL Certificate</strong> encryption services. Essentially, you can turn your information into a temporary hidden language and only you have the cipher. This means that no one but you and your trusted customers have that information, and that is how good business is supposed to operate. Trust is what keeps a company on its feet.</p>
<h3>What Is SSL Technology?</h3>
<p>For the purpose of illustration, an <strong>SSL Certificate</strong> operates by forcing your customer’s information into a narrow tunnel with thick concrete walls. It is rather easy to infiltrate an open road because you can enter in anywhere you want, however a tunnel requires work to enter, if you are not infiltrating from the entrance and exit.</p>
<p>Next, that information is protected and encrypted by an <strong>EV SSL</strong> security measure. Essentially, this is the gatekeeper for your <strong>SSL Certificate</strong> “tunnel”. EV stands for Extended Validation, and it will require the proper credentials in order to enter the tunnel. Meanwhile, even if an efficient hacker had the ability to make it past the <strong>EV SSL</strong> security, he or she would be forced to decipher the encryption. This makes it virtually impossible to snatch a customer’s information from cyber space, because that info is highly protected by three layer security.</p>
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<p class="wp-caption-text">Example of how PayPal&#39;s EV certificate displays in a browser</p>
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<h3>SSL Companies</h3>
<p><strong>SSL Certificate</strong> measures are not difficult to employ, for the simple fact that there are a good number of companies that provide this service and make it easy to use. Though it might be easy to operate from the customer and business standpoint, it will be very difficult to infiltrate from the outside.</p>
<p>The only way that your customer will know that he or she is being sent through the corridor is because a small “padlock icon” will appear in either the URL bar (for those using Safari or Firefox), or the icon will appear at the bottom of the page (for those using Netscape and Internet Explorer). The process is so simple, that it does not require any extra effort for them to operate the <strong>SSL Certificate</strong> and <strong>EV SSL</strong> protection measures.</p>
<p>Among some of the most notable companies, <strong><a title="Verisign" href="http://www.dkukhost.com/ssl-certificates/verisign/" target="_blank">Verisign</a></strong> has come to the top of the list on multiple occasions. PayPal, OverStock.com, and EBay are all users of <a title="Verisign SSL Certificate" href="http://www.dkukhost.com/ssl-certificates/verisign/" target="_blank"><strong>Verisign</strong> <strong>SSL Certificate</strong></a> services. In addition to that, <strong><a title="GeoTrust" href="http://www.dkukhost.com/ssl-certificates/geotrust/" target="_blank">GeoTrust</a>, <a title="Thawte" href="http://www.dkukhost.com/ssl-certificates/thawte/" target="_blank">Thawte</a></strong>, and <strong><a title="RapidSSL" href="http://www.dkukhost.com/ssl-certificates/rapidssl-certs/" target="_blank">Rapid SSL</a></strong>, are other reputable companies from which to choose.</p>
<p>It is crucial that you are protecting your clientele from malicious outside forces. Be sure to arm yourself with <strong>SSL Certificate</strong> protection, and you will keep the trust from your customers, on which your company thrives.</p>
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