All Fusion Professional, Business and Developer web hosting packages include a shared SSL certificate.
SSL certificates are used to make sure data sent over the internet stays secure. They show your visitors that information they send you is secure. SSL certificates are commonly used to protect sensitive information like credit card or bank details.
SSL stands for Secure Socket Layer. The system uses a third party, called a Certificate Authority, to identify the website a user is sending information to.
Websites which use SSL certificates have addresses which start with 'https://' instead of the usual 'http://' - and most web browsers display a padlock when a website is using SSL.
The shared SSL certificate which comes as standard with our Professional, Business and Developer web hosting packages allows you to create a secure connection between your website or application and a web browser.
You can use it to provide extra security when you ask people to send information across the network, guaranteeing important data stays confidential.
When you buy a hosting package, we will automatically set up shared SSL for you. You will be able to access all areas of your website on one of the following URLs: