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South Korea SSL Certificate Market Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecasts by 2031

The South Korea SSL Certificate market is shaped by the intricate demands of cybersecurity in an era where digital transactions and data exchanges dominate business operations. As the gateway to secure online communication, SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificates play a crucial role in establishing encrypted connections between web servers and users, ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of information exchanged.

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Top Companies

IdenTrust

GMO South KoreaSign, Inc.

Comodo SSL

DigiCert, Inc.

Thawte

Entrust Corporation

GoDaddy Operating Company, LLC

Sectigo Limited

RapidSSL

GeoTrust

In the South Korea's digital economy, the SSL Certificate market mirrors the nation's commitment to technological advancements and the ever-growing need for secure online experiences. With a surge in internet penetration and the widespread adoption of e-commerce platforms, the demand for SSL certificates has become pivotal in safeguarding sensitive information, such as personal details and financial transactions.

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In the competitive South Korean SSL Certificate market, providers differentiate themselves through a spectrum of offerings, including extended validation certificates, wildcard certificates, and multi-domain certificates. This diversity enables businesses to tailor their security strategies, aligning with the specific needs of their online platforms. The industry thrives on innovation, with providers continually refining their products to stay ahead of emerging threats.

Moreover, the regulatory environment in South Korea significantly influences the SSL Certificate market. Compliance requirements, industry standards, and government initiatives shape the landscape, fostering an environment where businesses are compelled to invest in SSL certificates to meet regulatory expectations. This dynamic interaction between industry players and regulatory frameworks underscores the market's responsiveness to the broader cybersecurity landscape.

As South Korea marches forward in the digital age, the SSL Certificate market remains an indispensable component of the nation's cybersecurity infrastructure. The industry reflects the collective effort to fortify the digital realm against cyber threats, ensuring that online interactions are not only seamless but also secure. In navigating this landscape, businesses and individuals alike contribute to the resilience of South Korea's digital ecosystem, fostering a culture of trust and reliability in the online sphere.

South Korea SSL Certificate market is estimated to reach $21104.0 Million by 2031; growing at a CAGR of 12.8% from 2024 to 2031.

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DigiCert secures unlimited servers with the strongest encryption and various security solutions for website. HTTPS.In can help to secure your entire networks from malware, vulnerabilities, and cyber-attacks. check out types of DigiCert SSL Certificates : EV (Extended Validation) SSL Certificate, wildcard SSL Certificates, Standard SSL, Multi-Domain SSL, Code Signing Certificate, Document signing certificates. DigiCert SSL certificates are compatible with the largest and most commonly used internet browsers. If you have any questions, please contact us.

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GeoTrust® Wildcards make it possible for e-commerce businesses to manage just one certificate while securing unlimited hostnames. By installing one GeoTrust Wildcard, issued to *.yourdomain.com, you’ll be able to protect every subdomain you need. This certificate is compatible with over 99% of browsers and offers top-level encryption that’s ideally suited for more robust ecommerce sites.

The GeoTrust True BusinessID Wildcard offers a high 256-bit encryption and is signed with a 2048-bit root, which is the same level of encryption that the other top-end certificates offer. The main difference between this OV certificate and a top-level EV certificate, like the GeoTrust True BusinessID Multi-Domain with EV (SAN/UCC), is the presence of the green address bar, which is the most universally symbol of trust across the internet.

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Pros and Cons of using IONOS

Pros of Using IONOS Hosting

IONOS started out strong, delivering great uptime and speed results.

But what else are they good at?

Let’s have a more detailed look.

1. Strong Uptime – 99.98%

One of the most important metrics that we measure when it comes to hosting providers is uptime.

You’re paying to have your website online. If uptime is lacking and your site is routinely going down, then your hosting service has failed you in its most crucial area.

IONOS claims to have a 99.9% uptime. According to their customer service department, the only reason they don’t claim 100% uptime is that they are unable to account for natural disasters.

And so far from the data that we’ve gathered over the past 12 months, their uptime has been a strong 99.98% with only an hour and a half of downtime.

Here’s the last 12-month average uptime data:

July 2021: 99.95%

June 2021: 99.99%

May 2021: 100%

April 2021: 99.97%

March 2021: 99.99%

February 2021: 100%

January 2021: 99.96%

December 2020: 100%

November 2020: 99.95%

October 2020: 100%

September 2020: 99.99%

August 2020:100%

2. Free SSL Security

Security is another important aspect of a hosting service. Thankfully, it is an area where IONOS excels.

The service uses a GeoTrust Dedicated SSL Certificate and a Wildcard SSL certificate. This encrypts your website for advanced security, which is something that should help you breathe a sigh of relief when you’re conducting business online.

An SSL certificate is needed to have an HTTPS website. If your URL starts with HTTP, Google will actually mark your site as unsecured. Additionally, SSL certificates protect the data that is exchanged between users and the site. This helps your customers trust you more, which is the backbone of any business relationship

The GeoTrust Dedicated SSL Certificate is included with the server, Developer Shared Hosting, and Developer eShop packages. The Wildcard SSL Certificate comes standard with all Linux and Windows shared hosting plans.

3. Free Domain and Email Account

Extras are always nice. We love to see hosting packages throw in some bonus features at no cost when you subscribe to one of their paid options.

IONOS actually offers two of the most common free features, domain registration, and email address.

A domain name is free for one year with Essential, Business, and Expert Shared Hosting Packages.

When it comes to a branded email account (another necessity if you want to be taken seriously by the people you do business with), both the Linux and Windows packages come with an email account on all levels.

4. Improved User Interface

IONOS doesn’t use the classical cPanel, instead, they have developed their own custom backend. For those who are used to the cPanel, it may be confusing and take some time to get used to in the beginning, but overall, it’s rather easy to use.

In the dashboard, you can manage domains, SSL certificates, email addresses, check your site’s statistics, and so on.

IONOS has also added an improved search bar, where you can find settings and switch between products faster.

There have been a lot of mixed feelings from other users about IONOS’s interface, especially it not being very intuitive compared to cPanel. But it seems that IONOS has made an effort on improving the dashboard usability and made it more logical to use.

Cons of Using IONOS Hosting

Now let’s have a look at what IONOS is lacking.

1. Limited Customer Support

IONOS offers 24/7 customer support for non-registered users only via phone or knowledge base. If you already have an account with them, then you can also access support via live chat from your client area.

We logged in to our account to test IONOS’s live chat and asked the customer rep a simple technical question. However, the question remained without a reply because, after a 20-minute wait, our chat got terminated due to inactivity.

After a while, we tried again and then got a message that IONOS’s live chat is unavailable.

Overall it seems that IONOS’s live chat option is inconsistent and you’re better off contacting them for help via phone or browsing their knowledge base for solutions.

2. Slow Page Loading Speed 865 ms

A slow site isn’t just annoying: when a page takes too long to load, many of your potential visitors will already look elsewhere.

Why is that?

Site performance is a big deal when Google examines your site. Your all-important SEO score, which determines your placement on the world’s most popular search engine, relies heavily on it.

Site speed is the fourth most important SEO ranking factor, behind only site security, crawlability, and mobile-friendliness.

So a slow site is an immediate turnoff for Google and website visitors.

We live in an age of instant communication and instant information. If you’re lagging, chances are that the user can find another site with similar information that cares more about their experience.

IONOS delivered an average page loading speed of 865 ms in the last year.

Moreover, they have been going gradually slower throughout the whole year.

3. Account Registration Only Possible in Limited Amount of Countries

One of the things that you first might not even notice about IONOS, is that you can register your account with them only in a limited amount of countries. The majority of the countries are represented but for example, if you’re located in China and want to sign up with IONOS, it’s not possible as it’s not on their list.

The same goes for most European countries. Even though IONOS was established in Germany and its headquarters are still located there, only some of the European countries are represented on the list.

Few examples where you can’t sign up with IONOS:

China

Iran

Egypt

Morocco

Myanmar

Europe (Poland, Romania, Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden, Finland, Belgium, Czech Republic, etc)

So, you might be better off checking before sign up, if you can even continue the registration in your country.

4. No Free Website Transfers

If you’re migrating your site to a new web host, a great way to sweeten the pot is to offer a free transfer.

It allows a new customer to take some of the stress and financial burden off of the process.

That’s not something IONOS offers.

IONOS Cost, Plans, and Payment Methods

IONOS has two different varieties of shared hosting services, each with three web hosting packages to choose from.

First, they offer Linux hosting — which is just called Web Hosting on the official website.

They also offer Windows hosting. Obviously, these different variations of shared hosting take place on different operating systems.

Do We Recommend IONOS?

Yes, we do.

Their flexible plans for both Linux and Windows are affordable and include a lot of useful features. SSL security makes this a very secure service, and we truly liked that it comes with a free domain.

Moreover, IONOS has delivered a reliable uptime.

But there are also downsides. You can’t sign up with them in most European countries and the promoted $0.50/month pricing renews at a much higher $10.00/month.

We’re also don’t like their too limited support options and that they have a bit too slow average speed.

While IONOS doesn’t tick off as many wins as we would like, it is still a reliable hosting provider that will get the job done.

Best alternatives for IONOS (1&1):

Bluehost Very Good Uptime | Easy to Use for Beginners | 24/7 Customer Support

Hostinger Extremely Affordable | Top 3 Load Time | Multilingual Support

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Secure Your Websites With GoGetSSL Certificates

Internet users these days expect to find the padlock symbol in their address bars whenever they visit a website. It assures them that the website is not only trustworthy but also capable of offering a secure and private browsing experience. The padlock symbol, however, is only shown for websites that use HTTPS and have a valid SSL certificate associated with them.

Lately, most browsers and major search engines have started penalizing websites that haven't adopted HTTPS. Consequently, if you're a website owner, it's imperative that you get yourself an SSL certificate. Thanks to GoGetSSL, doing so is cheaper and quicker than you might think.

GoGetSSL is a platform where you can buy a variety of SSL certificates from several different certificate authorities at extremely low prices. In this article, I'll help you understand what SSL certificates are and how to choose the right GoGetSSL certificate for your business.

1. The Need for Certificate Authorities

The Hypertext Transfer Protocol, or HTTP for short, transfers most of the data between your users and your web server as readable text. This means that the data is readily accessible to anyone who tries to monitor the connection between the web server and the users. HTTPS, or HTTP Secure, solves this problem by encrypting all the data.

For the encryption to work, all you need to do is generate a pair of keys: a public key, which you share with your users, and a private key, which you store as a secret on your web server. But this approach is reliable only if your users can be sure that you really are the owner of the public key they received. Therefore, you need to bring a certificate authority such as GoGetSSL into the picture.

A certificate authority, or CA for short, is an organization that can issue a certificate proving that you're the owner of your public key, and thus your website. So long as your users' browsers trust the certificate authority, they'll gladly accept the certificate and proceed with the encryption.

Modern browsers and operating systems maintain large lists of certificate authorities they trust. GoGetSSL is a part of almost all of them. For example, here it is in Mozilla Firefox's list:

2. Understanding SSL Certificates

HTTPS, in its early days, used to rely on a protocol called SSL, short for Secure Sockets Layer, to handle the key exchange and encryption details. Consequently, the certificates it used came to be known as SSL certificates. Although SSL has now been largely replaced by a new protocol called TLS, short for Transport Layer Security, the name persists. Noting this is important because when you buy an SSL certificate from GoGetSSL, you're actually buying a certificate that's also compatible with the latest version of TLS.

SSL certificates, also known as public key certificates, are documents that contain, among other details, a public key, the name of the organization or individual who owns the public key, the name of the certificate authority that issued the certificate, and the digital signature of the authority. Because they have a fixed period of validity, SSL certificates also contain the dates between which they're valid.

Here's a sample certificate, one issued by GoGetSSL:

3. Why Use GoGetSSL

GoGetSSL is one of the largest providers of SSL certificates in the world today. You can use their service to buy certificates from several reputable certificate authorities, such as DigiCert, Thawte, and Sectigo, which you might know as Comodo CA.

Additionally, GoGetSSL is a strategic partner of Sectigo, and thus a Sectigo subordinate CA. GoGetSSL-branded certificates are some of the cheapest premium SSL certificates you can get your hands on. They support elliptic curve cryptography and SHA256 hashes, and they're trusted by all major browsers, both desktop and mobile. Furthermore, they tend to have the shortest processing times of any SSL certificate providers. In fact, GoGetSSL's domain validation certificates are issued in under five minutes.

It's also worth noting that GoGetSSL has four-year subscription plans for most of its certificates. This means that you can renew your certificates, with big discounts, just once every four years. However, the CA/Browser Forum, a regulatory body for SSL certificates, has a rule that all certificates can have a maximum validity of only two years. So when you go ahead with the four-year plan, GoGetSSL will proactively help you replace your certificate with a new one at the end of two years.

4. Types of Certificates

GoGetSSL currently offers four major types of certificates, each catering to a different business need. Let's take a closer look at each type:

a. Domain Validation Certificates

Domain validation certificates, or DV certificates, are the cheapest SSL certificates available on GoGetSSL. They're also the most popular. As the name suggests, a DV certificate validates that you're indeed the owner of your website's domain name.

When you purchase a DV certificate, there's absolutely no paperwork involved. To prove ownership of your domain name, all you need to do is associate a specific DNS CNAME record with your domain, or respond to a confirmation mail sent to the email address you used while purchasing the domain.

Multi-Domain Certificates

The basic DV certificate can be used with exactly one fully qualified domain name. If you want to support HTTPS on other sub-domains of your website, or on other domains you own, buying a GoGetSSL multi-domain certificate is a better idea.

These certificates use an array-like field called subjectAltName to store all the additional sub-domain or domain names. Each entry of the array is called a Subject Alternative Name, or SAN for short. Therefore, multi-domain certificates are often called SAN certificates.

GoGetSSL's cheapest multi-domain certificate supports two SAN entries by default. You can, however, pay extra to add as many as 248 more SAN entries to it.

Public IP SAN Certificates

With GoGetSSL, you can protect IP addresses too using SSL certificates. If you have a public IP address, and you are its exclusive owner, you might want to get this type of certificate for it.

GoGetSSL Public IP SAN certificates are ideal for teams of developers who don't want to make do with self-signed certificates. They're quite similar to multi-domain certificates in that they support two SAN entries by default and can contain a total of 250 SAN entries.

Wildcard Certificates

If your website is going to have lots of sub-domains, and you're not sure what they'll be beforehand, you can save both time and money by purchasing a wildcard SSL certificate. This certificate supports an unlimited number of sub-domains, and of course you're free to use wildcards while specifying what they are.

b. Business Validation Certificates

Trust is an important aspect of customer experience. DV certificates, however, are generally regarded as low-trust-level certificates. They're ideal only for individuals and small businesses.

If you want to build more trust, you should consider getting yourself a GoGetSSL BusinessTrust SSL certificate. This certificate, in addition to validating your domain name, validates your business itself. GoGetSSL can validate your business by checking government or third-party registration records of companies. But if you have a Legal Entity Identifier, or LEI code, you can speed up the validation process significantly. With it, instead of the usual 2–3 days, you can get your business validation certificate in a matter of minutes.

If you don't yet have an LEI code, it's easy to get one. GoGetSSL is offering LEI codes at GetLEI. An LEI code helps to identify a company doing business internationally and helps to secure international financial transactions. You can learn more about LEI and why you might need one from GetLEI.

Like domain validation certificates, business validation certificates too have the multi-domain and wildcard variants, named BusinessTrust SAN and BusinessTrust Wildcard.

c. Extended Validation Certificates

Extended Validation certificates, or EV certificates, get you the highest trust level possible. To get this certificate, in addition to proving ownership of your domain and business, you must sign an EV subscriber agreement.

When you use an EV certificate, many browsers will show a green address bar along with the padlock symbol, visually indicating to your users that your website is more trustworthy than most other sites.

Compared to EV certificates from large certificate authorities such as Thawte and GeoTrust, GoGetSSL's own BusinessTrust EV and BusinessTrust EV SAN certificates, which are powered by Sectigo, are significantly cheaper and have shorter processing times.

d. Code Signing Certificates

All this while, we've been talking about SSL certificates for websites. However, there are often times when you want your users to trust the software they download from you. With GoGetSSL's Code Signing EV certificates, you can sign applications, drivers, and other such software products.

If you're developing applications for Microsoft Windows, the Java VM, or Adobe AIR, these certificates are very important because they ensure that your users don't see any warnings while installing your software.

5. Site Seals

Whenever you purchase an SSL certificate from GoGetSSL, you also get a site seal with it. A site seal is a stamp that you can optionally install on certain important pages of your website. These pages are usually ones involving online transactions or collection of very sensitive user information, where you want to emphasize to your users that their data is going to be absolutely secure.

Here's what a GoGetSSL site seal looks like:

The site seal can be either static or dynamic. While a static site seal is just an image, a dynamic seal is interactive. Users can click on or hover over a dynamic seal to see additional details about your website. GoGetSSL currently offers static seals for its domain validation certificates and dynamic seals for its business and extended validation certificates.

Conclusion

Your visitors expect you to value their privacy and security. Therefore, running a website without having a valid SSL certificate for it is unacceptable these days. Thanks to innovative platforms such as GoGetSSL, acquiring a certificate is cheaper and easier than ever. In this article, you learned about SSL certificates in general, and also about all the different kinds of certificates available on GoGetSSL.

Once you've purchased an SSL certificate, you can refer to GoGetSSL's installation manuals to learn how to start using the certificate. You're also free to contact their SSL support center should you need additional assistance.

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