ComodoSSLstore offers COMODO Code Signing Certificate at $99/year and save $80.00 Flat

As COMODO is one of the largest global supplier of SSL certificates, ComodoSSLstore.com of comodo reseller offer Code Signing SSL certificate for security solution with lowest prices worldwide. The Code signing (digital signature) certificate authenticate your software with a public key encryption.

Online PR News – 02-June-2011 –St. Petersburg, FL— ComodoSSLstore.com is authorized Platinum Partner of Comodo SSL Certificate Authorities, SSL certificate to the Global Security Solution Provider. They are offering market price matches program and the best of Platinum Support of 24 / 7 hours by e-mail, live chat and phone.

ComodoSSLstore.com offer Comodo SSL certificates on very cheap price compared to Comodo (CA) and all other COMODO SSL Certificate Resellers worldwide. ComodoSSLstore believe in striving for electronic commerce and online business security and confidence at the lowest price, just as if you bought directly from Comodo, because they buy in large quantities and pass the savings to their customer.

It is strongly recommended for each publisher intends to use the code or other content on the Internet or corporate networks to spread to have a code signing certificate. Software and other content providers who provide additional security to their clients and produces content should make sure that content not be changed or modified nor the signature. ComodoSSLstore offers lowest price COMODO SSL Code Signing certificate for the security of such vendors. One can buy or renew their code signing certificate with Comodo 

code signing certificate which is offered just for $ 99/year.

Code Signing Certificates

Comodo price: $179.95

ComodoSSLstore price: $99.00

This is huge amount of saving, isn’t it?

Publishers who distribute code or content on the Internet, risking their modified product or imitation again greeted by malicious third parties. With a Comodo Code Signing Certificate allows developers to digitally sign their software before distributing them over the Internet to protect end-users to download the software is original and has not been modified by someone else.

Why Comodo Code Signing Certificate?

Customer Confidence

Code signing certificate insure the integrity of the code that it has not been modified or edited that your customers download from your site.

Authenticity

After downloading, end users can be sure that the code they obtained really came from you, helping you preserve your business reputation and intellectual property. Digital ID's allow customers to identify the author of digitally signed code and contact them should an issue or query arise.

Seamless Integration with Industry-Standard Technology

A trusted Certificate Authority, such as COMODO insures that the code is signed and most of the browsers will not accept action commands from downloaded code.

Ease of Use

Code signing certificates are easy to use in conjunction with the vendor software tools that developers use to create products, macros and objects.

Based in St. Petersburg, Florida, A leader in Internet security solutions, https://comodosslstore.com offers affordable Secure Socket Layer (SSL) certificates, 24/7 support, and sophisticated e-commerce products that are easy-to-use. COMODO SSL Store provides SSL Certificates for multinational companies and top universities throughout the world, allowing them to encrypt communications and commerce over the Internet and to increase trust and transactions. If you would like to discuss a business opportunities and strategic partnership please contact us at product-manager@comodosslstore.com or call (888) 481 5388.

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Trust Guard to Release Educational Video on the Importance of PCI Scanning and an SSL Certificate

Trust Guard releases educational video illustrating the differences between PCI scanning and an SSL Certificate. They intend to use the video to educate business owners and customers on website security scanning, in hopes of lowering

Information theft in 2011.

Ogden, Utah (PRWEB) June 13, 2011

Trust Guard releases educational video illustrating the differences between PCI scanning and an SSL Certificate. They intend to use the video to educate business owners and customers on website security scanning, in hopes of lowering information theft in 2011. Trust Guard co-founder, Dave Brandley believes the number of attacks is in direct correlation to the number of websites not up to par with PCI Certification and security scanning.

The video explains PCI Certification, created by credit card companies such as Visa, and Mastercard etc. to protect sensitive information. It is required by any business accepting credit card payments online. PCI Compliance Certification must be kept up-to-date otherwise new security holes may allow hackers the opportunity to steal data. Website security scanning is the way to identify these “security holes”, because scanning is constant and ensures that when vulnerability is found it can be closed immediately before hackers find a way in.

This year has started with a number of hacks to huge companies such as Sony, Apple, Facebook, and even Foxnews. “Hackers are becoming faster, and better, because of that our defense has to be better and faster,” says Brandley. He added that a major problem is that people have a hard time understanding the seriousness of the threat. When asked about the recent press release by The Department of Justice announcing the verdict of Rogelio Hackett Jr., who was found guilty this year for trafficking counterfeit credit cards, and aggravated identity theft. “According to court documents, U.S. Secret Service ...found more than 675,000 stolen credit card numbers...in his computers and email accounts”, Brandley didn't seem surprised, “Unfortunately, it happens every day. It's really scary, but because it's done in such an impersonal way people sometimes have a hard time realizing the magnitude of the problem”.

According to Brandley, “...our partners report that over 80% of the websites tested fail their first PCI Compliant Security Scan. This is how people like Hackett can manage to steal 675,000 credit card numbers; unfortunately most people are not caught”.

Despite all this, Brandley believes things are getting better as information is disseminated to the masses. “People are becoming more educated, partly because of material like our video and general information on the Internet. People have better access to information now and they are starting to understand that it's a serious threat to their well-being. Business' and customers both are starting to understand too that an unsecured website can result in fines and their potential bankruptcy, and nobody wants that”.

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