Let's Encrypt Description

We are not just thinking about the normal days when we think about the essential infrastructure that is required for the Internet. We want to be ready to handle the most difficult situations. You will need a certificate from a Certificate Authority (CA) to enable HTTPS on your website. Let's Encrypt is a CA. To get a certificate from Let's Encrypt for your website's domain, you must demonstrate that you have full control of the domain. Let's Encrypt uses software that uses the ACME protocol. This protocol is typically used on your web host. To determine which method is best for you, check whether you have shell access (also known to as SSH access) on your web host. You don't likely have shell access if you manage your website through a control panel such as Plesk, WordPress, or cPanel. Ask your hosting provider for confirmation.

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Company:
Let's Encrypt
Year Founded:
2013
Headquarters:
United States
Website:
letsencrypt.org

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