An SSL certificate is a data file that binds an encrypted key to your site information. In other words, the certificate ensures that there is a secure connection between the web server used and the browser by enabling the "https" protocol.
The order of your SSL certificate and its follow-up (including the generation of CSRs).
Verification of "whois" data.
Assistance in choosing the type of SSL certificate.
Installation of the certificate.
Renewal of the certificate.
Assigning and configuring an additional IP address if necessary.
It allows you to display a blue or green address bar on your users' browsers in order to offer more security despite its price and ordering time. It is a type of certificate used, for example, on online commerce sites. It is valid for a single "domain" (example: www.cblue.be).
Does not change the color of the address bar. It is valid for all domains ending with a given domain name, for example, "*.cblue.be". Please note that you cannot put a dot (.) in what precedes ".cblue.be". So to.to.cblue.be will not work while toto.cblue.be will.
The most common, it offers the same level of data encryption as the "EV" or "Wildcard" certificate but is only valid for one domain and does not make the address bar blue/green.
This certificate is only valid to protect a domain whose name ends with "cblue.be". You benefit, in fact, from the " Wildcard " certificate of CBlue.be. This inexpensive solution allows you to have a small part of your website protected by a certificate. For example, a webservice, a transactional part, etc. This solution is often used for the realization of "Facebook" applications.