Certificate brand
The world's leading solution provider in the field of information security, the world's largest information security vendor and service provider
Symantec is the world's largest digital certificate certification authority, providing security protection for websites, e-commerce and communications. Symantec protects more than 500000 servers worldwide through its powerful encryption function and strict identity authentication.
The world's second largest digital certificate authority (CA), a leader in identity authentication and trust authentication
GeoTrust is the world's second largest digital certificate authority, and also a leader in the field of identity authentication and trust authentication. Its advanced technologies enable organizations and companies of all sizes to deploy SSL digital certificates and achieve various identity authentication safely and cheaply.
Thawte is the first SSL certificate authority outside the United States, and currently accounts for 40% of the global SSL market
Thawte is the first SSL certificate authority outside the United States, and currently accounts for 40% of the global SSL market. So far, Thawte has issued more than 945000 certificates, serving more than 240 countries around the world.
GeoTrust is a brand that provides simple SSL certificates for low-end users
RapidSSL is a brand of GeoTrust that provides simple SSL certificates, protects website information from illegal theft and tampering, and provides a lower price server SSL digital certificate for websites that do not involve bank card information.
The first domestic product with independent intellectual property rights that has been trusted by browsers around the world
CNNIC is the first product with independent intellectual property rights in China and has been trusted by browsers all over the world. It supports the display of Chinese domain names and Chinese organization names. It is in line with national conditions. Its operating system is in China, with stable services, and is not affected by international line failures.
