Established since 2004, Oryon Networks is trusted by over 5000 small medium enterprises.

Oryon Networks offer SSL certificate with universal compatibility and meximum security

SSL Certificate


AlphaSSL

Fast & Economical

$45 for 1 year

$80 for 2 years

Speedy issuance of SSL Certificate with true 128bit - 256bit robust encryption.Universally trusted by all browsers and devices.


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WildcardSSL

Use SSL with flexibility

$700 for 1 year

$1250 for 2 years

Have multiple subdomains? Secure unlimited subdomains using a single Wildcard SSL Certificate. No paperwork needed.


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EV ExtendedSSL

Get the Green Address Bar!

$950 for 1 year

$1500 for 2 years

The Green Address bar indicates the highest level of SSL. Visitors easily recognise the green bar and have higher trust on the website.


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Frequently Ask Questions

 

What is SSL?

The Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) (and Transport Layer Security (TLS)) is the most widely deployed security protocol used today.  It is essentially a protocol that provides a secure channel between two machines operating over the Internet or an internal network.  In today’s Internet focused world, we typically see SSL in use when a web browser needs to securely connect to a web server over the insecure Internet. For example, in the case of a browser, users are alerted to the presence of SSL when the browser displays a padlock, or in the case of Extended Validation SSL the address bar displays both a padlock and a green bar.  This is the key to the success of SSL – it is incredibly simple experience for end users.


What is an SSL Certificate?

SSL is a protocol, and in order to use the SSL protocol organisations need a SSL Certificate.  A SSL Certificate is a small data file that digitally binds a cryptographic key to your organization’s details, typically:

* Your domain name, server name or hostname
* Your company name and location
* In certain cases your organisational contact details

Where should SSL be used?

No matter what information is being submitted (i.e. via a form on your website to your server) you should be using SSL.  SSL is not just for securing credit card transactions.  All levels of personal information are sensitive and should be secured, from newsletter signups to account logins, SSL should be the minimum security standard when collecting and submitting data.

* To secure online credit card transactions.

* To secure online system logins, sensitive information transmitted via web forms, or protected areas of websites.

* To secure webmail and applications like Outlook Web Access, Exchange and Office Communications Server.

* To secure workflow and virtualization applications like Citrix Delivery Platforms or cloud based computing platforms.

* To secure the connection between an email client such as Microsoft Outlook and an email server such as Microsoft Exchange.

* To secure the transfer of files over https and FTP(s) services such as website owners updating new pages to their websites or transferring large files.

* To secure hosting control panels logins and activity like Parallels, cPanel, and others.

* To secure intranet based traffic such as internal networks, file sharing, extranets, and database connections.

* To secure network logins and other network traffic with SSL VPNs such as VPN Access Servers or applications like the Citrix Access