Webnames.ca Introduces New SSL Certificates from GeoTrust and VeriSign, the Most Trusted Brands in Internet Security

Vancouver, September 7, 2011 - Webnames.ca .ca, a leading provider of online services to Canadian businesses, is pleased to announce the expansion of our current SSL certificate offerings with the addition of several certificates from the leading brands in internet security, GeoTrust and VeriSign.

GeoTrust and VeriSign are the leaders in internet security and are the most trusted by online shoppers. GeoTrust provides SSL to 1/3 of the world's secure websites and case studies show a 10-34% increase in online transactions where VeriSign seals are displayed.

“Anyone who collects personal information through their website needs SSL security”, says Webnames.ca President, Cybele Negris. “Without SSL encryption, this information is visible to anyone”.

Webnames.ca customers can now choose from a wide variety of professional SSL certificates. We are now offering five SSL certificates (including one True Business ID with EV option) and four VeriSign SSL certificates (including two VeriSign Secure Site and Secure Site Pro with EV options).

“Our customers have been asking for more options in website security and we are excited to be able to offer these great SSL certificates from the most globally recognized brands, GeoTrust and VeriSign ”, says Webnames.ca President, Cybele Negris. “We have also added three EV SSL certificates for our customers needing added security online”.

Webnames.ca has included EV (Extended Validation) SSL certificates as this is the strongest SSL encryption available. Website visitors will be notified of the extra security when they see the green address bar. Customers recognize the green bar immediately, leading to increased website transactions.

GeoTrust SSL Certificates are available from just $115/year and VeriSign SSL Certificates from just $330/year, giving you the security you need at great value.

To learn more about the SSL and EV SSL Certificates visit www.webnames.ca/ssl or visit webnamesblog.ca