A provider of Internet payment services and electronic payment services. All Indiana University merchants accepting Internet based payment card transactions use Verisign services.
the leading provider of Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and digital certificate solutions used by enterprises, web sites and consumers to conduct secure communications and transactions over the Internet
A dominant certificate authority on the internet, though many of its certificates are signed as RSA Data Security. Early versions of Microsoft and Netscape browsers had RSA Data Security configured as the only trusted certificate authority. This mandated that users who want to use certificates on the internet must obtain them from VeriSign and use server software accredited by VeriSign. Current versions of the Microsoft and Netscape browsers allow users to add new certificate authorities. As older versions of the browsers are replaced, new certificate authorities (such as Thawte) have emerged.
VeriSign provides Internet security services to enterprises, small businesses and individuals.
The dominant certificate-issuing authority on the Internet. Return to the top
is a US source for suppling digital certificates.
VeriSign is the dominant certification authority on the Internet at the present time.
VeriSign Inc operates intelligent infrastructure services that enable people and businesses to find, connect, secure, and transact, by providing encrypted communications when viewing web pages, logging into your account and downloading reports. VeriSign assess an organization's server facilities and business credentials ensuring they pass a series of stringent tests, in order to meet the requirements for the VeriSign Secured Site Seal.
The largest Internet Domain name registrar.
A company that sells products that secure web sites using PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) technology. This technology includes secure server IDs and personal digital IDs. See www.verisign.com for additional information.