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SSL Providing honor, respect, secure connection and trust!

For those who visit our website and enjoy God’s rich spiritual food, we have provided the SSL certificate.
Our goal is to give each person honor, respect, a secure connection, and trust! Thank you for engaging with us! 

Pastor Vince Marino

What is SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)?
“SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is a standard security protocol for establishing an encrypted link between a server and a web browser. This link ensures that all data exchanged between the browser and the server remains secure.
SSL allows your website and your visitor’s browser to transmit private, sensitive information without the worry of eavesdropping, web forgery, and data tampering.”
 
How can I tell if a site has an SSL connection?
"If a website URL starts with HTTPS:// and there is a padlock in the address bar, then the website is using a secure TLS/SSL connection."


Why SSL is important?
"The primary importance of installing an SSL Certificate is to initiate a secure session between a web server and a browser. Once a secure connection is established, all information passed between the web server and the visitor will be kept private and encrypted."

Other SSL advantages: 

Improves customer’s trust.
"The little padlock assures customers that their information will not be compromised. The data will be sent to the intended target servers, and it will not be redirected to unauthorized third parties."

Protects information against phishing attacks.
Phishing sites are fraudulent copies of famous websites whose purpose is to trick you into submitting valuable information like your credit card or social security numbers. Phishing sites often have the same look and feel as the original site, but the website address is different and it is usually not secured with an SSL certificate. PayPal.com, for example, is a popular target for these fake, copy-cat phishing sites. Extended validation certificates protect you against phishing attacks by showing the full business name of the website owner in the address bar.