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I understand Verisign authentication – what about SSL?

April 26, 2017authentication SSL understand VeriSign

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I understand Verisign authentication – what about SSL?

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SSL stands for secure socket layer and is a method of encrypting data. Before data is sent through one of the forms on our site, it is scrambled into completely incoherent characters. It is then sent over the net from your computer to our servers. When it arrives, an application descrambles it so it may be used bu our Support and Ticket Team. We utilize the highest level of encryption available today, 128-bit.