SSL Cetificates
Domain Validation (DV)

Basic Security
- Issued in minutes, ideal for blogs, social media & personal websites.
Organization Validation (OV)

29
QAR/mo
Strong Business Level
- Company identity included in certificate, ideal for business websites.
Extended Validation (EV)

59
QAR/mo
Maximum Protection & Trust
- Green address bar & company name displayed, ideal for eCommerce.
Global Standard for Website Security
SSL/TLS certificates are the global standard for securing website connections, encrypting data transmitted between browsers and web servers.
A Must Have Security Tool
SSL/TLS certificates are an essential security tool for every website, protecting sensitive data like login credentials, credit card information, and personal details.
Validate Server Authenticity
SSL/TLS certificates digitally sign websites, allowing browsers to verify the authenticity of the server and ensure data is being exchanged with the intended website.
Universal Domain Extension Support
SSL/TLS certificates support a wide range of domain extensions (e.g., .com, .net, .org, .co.uk, .in) ensuring secure connections for websites across various domains.
What is SSL?
SSL Certificates are fundamental to internet security, establishing an encrypted connection and enabling secure data transmission between a browser and a server. By encrypting communication, SSL protects sensitive information like login credentials, credit card details, and personal data that customers provide.
When a website has an SSL certificate, a padlock icon appears next to the web address in the browser, visually reassuring visitors of a secure connection. Furthermore, SSL Certificates authenticate the identity of the organization, building trust with users.
Standard (Domain Validated) certificates are the most common and easiest to obtain, while Organization Validated (OV) and Extended Validation (EV) certificates provide higher levels of trust by further verifying the identity of the organization.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an SSL Certificate?
SSL Certificates are small data files that digitally bind a cryptographic key to an organization's details. When installed on a web server (or a web hosting account like Q Host), they activate the padlock icon and the "https" protocol, enabling secure connections between a web server and a browser.
Do I really need an SSL Certificate for my website in Qatar?
Absolutely! Today, all websites, regardless of whether they collect sensitive data, should have an SSL Certificate. Modern web browsers, such as Google Chrome, Safari, and Firefox, prominently display warnings for websites without SSL, labeling them as "Not Secure." This can negatively impact user trust and discourage visitors from interacting with your site.
Why does my website need an SSL Certificate?
The primary purpose of SSL is to ensure the secure transmission of sensitive information over the internet. This protects crucial data like credit card numbers, personal information, and login credentials from unauthorized access. This is essential for websites with forms, booking systems, and any other features that collect sensitive user data.