How DigiCert and its partners are putting trust to work to solve real problems today.
While the world is pushed—or forced—toward digitizing all business processes, workflows and functions, the lessons from the early days of the Internet can be a predictor of success. Learn how Digital Trust can make or break your strategy and how the wrong solution may be setting your organization up for failure in less than three years.
View the webinar on-demand: “Taming Certificate Sprawl”
According to a new Frost & Sullivan white paper, the number of consumers using digital payment methods continues to increase worldwide—and so do concerns about online fraud. With 6.17 million data records stolen every day by cybercriminals, companies doing business on the internet have two choices: win the digital trust of consumers or lose revenue. That’s because 48% of consumers say they stop using an organization’s services if they believe it compromised their data.
While many consumers may not understand how encryption works, a growing number understand its role in protecting their data and privacy online. Web browsers Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox began notifying users in 2018 that websites without TLS/SSL certificates are “not secure.” Savvy online consumers—whether they’re banking, shopping or searching for information—know the signs of a secure site:
Increased awareness about web security is affecting levels of digital trust and driving consumer behavior. The question for online businesses and IT professionals is how to choose TLS/SSL certificates that will build and maintain digital trust (spoiler: price alone should never be the deciding factor).
Download the Frost & Sullivan report, “The Global TLS Certificate Authority Market: Key Insights for Enterprise End Users,” to learn the five factors you should consider when choosing a certificate authority to protect consumers and your brand.
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