Increase your security with SSL
SSL Certificates give secure, encoded communication between a site and a web browser. SSL remains for Secure Sockets Layer, the protocol which gives the encryption. SSL Certificates are generally introduced on pages that require end-customers to submit delicate data over the web like credit card details or passwords. E.g pages include payment pages, username, and Passwords.
An association needs to introduce the SSL Certificate onto its web server to start a safe session with the browser. Once a secure connection is built up, all web activity between the web server and the internet browser will be secure. When a certificate is effectively installed on your server, the application protocol (otherwise called HTTP) will change to HTTPs, where the 'S' remains for 'secure'.