Information Security Research Library

Most Web and network security professionals are aware of Secured Sockets Layer (SSL) Certificates and the critical part they play in your comprehensive Web security program. Yet, many of these same professionals have little or incorrect understanding of a feature available in certain SSL certificates which provides the potential to significantly increase the level of encryption offered to site visitors using certain older browsers. Read this white paper to learn:

• The effect SGC has on the encryption levels your site can offer to its visitors,
• Where to obtain SGC-enabled SSL Certificates for your Web site,
• Which client systems connect at which encryption levels,
• to offer the strongest encryption available to each site visitor.