WildCard SSL Certificates in United States

The best part about getting a WildCard SSL for security is that it each domain is protected individually. This enables a high level of security. It is priced slightly more than a single certificate. The certificate is a complete value for money as it provides a wide spectrum of security. Getting a wildcard now helps in the addition of multiple sub-domains, easier SSL management of all sub-domains, IP address management. It is a profitable investment that saves money, saves time managing multiple certificates, keeping track of expiration dates.

Many have chosen to install wildcard SSL certificates in the past as a way to save money when having to secure multiple domains. Businesses that want to avoid buying multiple certificates opt for it. Our customers pay a flat-rate for all of our certificates. When securing multiple sub domains, the cost will no longer an issue. There is also a safety concern when using a wildcard certificate. Note that if the private key affiliated with that particular wildcard certificate is risked, all your servers utilizing that wildcard certificate are unsafe. Use a wildcard certificate when there is a technical need for them.

You can choose to install a Wildcard SSL certificate for two levels. You can create a subdomain within a subdomain that will be secured by one Wildcard SSL rather than handling too many. Comodo Wildcard SSL certificate, for example, can be used for two levels. It is particularly intended to give high levels of protection joined with a low-cost alternative to secure the primary domain and unlimited subdomains.

Wildcard certificates are extensively used to guard many subdomains under one domain name. The advantage of this certificate is that you can manage all subdomains with one certificate. It also serves in reducing your organizational costs. It gives instant security to your current and prospective subdomains. SAN certificate is utilized to safeguard multiple primary domain names with one certificate. They differ from wildcard certificates as it can support numerous primary domains. Only qualified domain names which are registered in the certificate. SAN certificates support more than 100 primary domain names in one certificate. The number will depend upon how many the CA issues to one applicant.

When you read that you can use a Wildcard SSL certificate for various levels, it means multiple subdomains. Rather of having one certificate for each subdomain, you can just have one Wildcard SSL certificate to guard the primary domain and all its subdomains. This is achieved by applying an asterisk (*) sign as a variable in the subdomain area on the certificate. For example, while filling in the request, it would look like *.forexample.com.