What
are Digital Certificates ?
ACCC server certificates
are digital certificates that
enable Web servers to establish
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) sessions
with a variety of supported
browsers, including Netscape
Navigator® and Microsoft®
Internet Explorer.
They serve two main purposes;
A:/ Confirmation of website
Identity.
B:/ Provide a secure channel
for information transfer.
The certificates are trusted
by Entrust.net , A international
SSL certificate issuer. This
allows the Internet browser
a seamless connection as it
trusts and understands Entrust.net
certificates.
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Why
should my website have one ?
If you operate
a website and wish to receive
information from your visitors.
Give your visitors security.
Let your website visitors be
assured they are dealing with
the correct company. Stamp your
identity on your website.
Give your customers the confidence,
that information they enter
cannot be intercepted by a third
party during transmission.
When Internet users submit information
into a web page form, they look
for the lock
located at the bottom of the
browser. This is the identifier
that your site is operating
a secure digital certificate,
Double clicking the lock will
display the website certificate
information.
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How
much do they cost ?
128Bit digital
certificates are $AU495 inc
GST for Australian Residents
or $AU450 for residents outside
of Australia per year. This
includes all fees from relevant
parties used to identify your
organisation during the enrolment
stage and issuing of certificate.
Certificates need to be renewed
yearly.
What steps are involved to register?
Before proceeding with an application
, we recommend our customers
read the following :
Enrolment Guide
Review the certification practice
Statement
Proceed
to application form
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