Xolphin SSL Certificates

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Own validation team as RA for Sectigo (formerly Comodo) and GlobalSign
As Registration Authority for Sectigo (formerly Comodo) and GlobalSign Xolphin is unique in Europe. This allows us to validate Sectigo and GlobalSign certificates ourselves and issue certificates quickly.
Safety first
ISO 27001 & WebTrust certified
Xolphin has a WebTrust certification - therefore our services comply with strict guidelines. Our information security protocols are certified in accordance with the ISO 27001 standard. This means that we continuously record, maintain, execute, safeguard and improve our systems and annually inspect everything related to information security.

Xolphin helps you secure your online communication. With our experienced team, consisting of over 20 people, we provide a wide range of products, ranging from SSL certificates to digital signatures. Started in 2002, Xolphin is now the largest SSL certificate supplier in the Netherlands. As Registration Authority for Sectigo (formerly Comodo), Symantec and GlobalSign, we meet strict guidelines, allowing quick delivery of your certificates.

News

Comodo CA continues as Sectigo

31 October 2018

From November 1st, Comodo CA is called Sectigo. This applies to the company name, but also to all brand- and productnames. To ensure a smooth transition, the coming year 'Sectigo, formerly known as Comodo CA', will be used. Why this change? Last year Comodo's certificate division was acquired by Fransisco partners. Since then, the certificate division is called Comodo ...

End support for TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1

19 October 2018

Apple, Microsoft and Google announced they will cease support of the encryption protocols TLS 1.0 and 1.1 from early 2020. Because the use of these protocols for setting up a secure connection is minimal, the impact will probably be low. What will change exactly? From early 2020 the internet protocols TLS 1.0 and 1.1 won’t ...