And Here Comodo is Again #1 in SSL Market Share

w3techs.com published new updated monthly SSL market trend data that show Comodo continue to increase its market share. Comodo maintained its global SSL Market leadership in February also.  Statics view of SSL Market trends This report shows the market share trends for SSL certificate authorities since April 2015. Diagram view of SSL Market Trends The diagram shows only SSL certificate authorities with more than 1% market share. Source: w3tech...

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Comodo increasing its market share

Usage of SSL certificate authorities for websites Latest SSL certificate data from W3Techs shows Comodo Company increasing its market share. This diagram shows the percentages of websites using various SSL certificate authorities. See technologies overview for explanations on the methodologies used in the surveys. Our reports are updated daily. The following SSL certificate authorities have a market share of less than 0.1% Logius  OpenTrust  Türktrust  Camerfirma  Buypass TWCA  Hongkong Post  Chunghwa Telecom  Sertifitseerimiskeskus  A-Trust  Microsec  CNNIC  Japanese...

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Comodo is the Most Trusted Site Seal When Shopping Online - Survey

World’s Largest Public Survey on Site Seal Security Conducted The Comodo organization, a global innovator and developer of cyber security solutions, today announced that new survey data shows that the Comodo security seal is the most trusted security seal in the world, for those shopping and conducting ecommerce transactions online. The global survey was developed by Comodo and open to all of Comodo’s direct and indirect competitors including the Better Business Bureau Accredited, Geotrust, McAfee, Norton, Thawte, TRUSTe, and Trustwave. “Comodo has an amazingly loyal following because we give our customers easy-to-implement tools that help...

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Comodo Ranked Top Position in The Internet History

This diagram shows the percentages of websites using various SSL certificate authorities. See technologies overview for explanations on the methodologies used in the surveys. Our reports are updated daily. How to read the diagram: 42.4% of the websites use none of the SSL certificate authorities that we monitor.Comodo is used by 6.6% of all the websites, that is a SSL certificate authority market share of 33.6%. Following SSL Certificate Authorities have less than 0.1% market share: SwissSign Logius OpenTrust Türktrust Camerfirma Microsec Chunghwa Telecom Buypass Hongkong Post A-Trust  Sertifitseerimiskeskus  CNNIC  TWCA  Izenpe  Japanese GPKI  NetLock  ACCV  WISeKey  Certigna  IdenTrust  CertSIGN  Disig  E-Tugra  E-Guven  Firmaprofesional  TDC Original...

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Time to Upgrade: Convert 1024 Bit SSL to 2048 Bit SSL for a Cyber-Safe New Year

2014 is just around the corner, so it’s about time to say Adios to 1024-bit SSL certificates. NIST (National Institute of Standards & Technology) along with Certificate Authority/ Browser Forum (CA/BF), are all set to define a new standard for SSL certificates which would be effective as of Jan 1 2014. According to this new rule, all the SSL certificates issued after January 1 2014 MUST have minimum bit strength of 2048-bit. As we all know, the key length of an SSL certificate indicates its encryption strength – shorter keys are more prone to a cyber-attack. A cyber thug armed with most advanced computers and a compromised private key...

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Time to Upgrade: Say Goodbye to 1024 bit SSL

1024 bit SSL certificates are about to be obsolete.After January 1, 2014 the 1024 bit SSL certificate will join floppy disks and gopher servers in the grave yard of forgotten technologies. A new standard set by the Certification Authority/Browser (CA/B) Forum required that SSL certificates issued after January 1, 2014 must have a key length of at least 2048-bit. What do you mean by “key length”? An SSL certificate includes a value that is used to encrypt message for secure communication. The value is represented by a combination of 1s or 0s, each digit is called a bit in computer speak. Why is Key Length Important? The more...

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Cheap and High Quality: Not an Oxymoron at Comodo

We have a running debate here at Comodo as to whether to use Low Cost or Cheap in referring to our SSL Certificates. My friends who like to use “cheap” argue that more customers looking for SSL use the word cheap in their searches than “low cost” and it makes our web pages easier to find. Personally, I hate using the word cheap because it could be misinterpreted as low quality, which is not the case with any of our SSL Certificate products. Whether you purchase the low cost domain validated certificates or pay the extra money for Enhanced Validated certificates, you will still get the highest quality encryption technology available. Encryption...

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