Though there isn’t an SSL certificate specifically made for WordPress, any trusted SSL certificate will work with WordPress blogs and sites.
Think of a “WordPress SSL certificate” as an SSL certificate that simply works with WordPress.
How to implement HTTPS with an SSL certificate on your WordPress site:
Do it yourself.
Set up an SSL certificate using a WordPress plugin, or set it up manually in WordPress.
We'll do it for you.
We can install and maintain your SSL certificate and add HTTPS to your WordPress site for you.
Benefits to owning an SSL certificate.
You get peace of mind. An SSL certificate protects you and your visitors from cybercriminals and negates any losses your site visitors may incur should you have a breach in your site’s SSL certificate security.
Your customers get a sense of trust. Installing a valid, trusted SSL certificate puts the “S” in HTTPS and displays the green lock icon next to your domain name when people visit your site.
Owning a trusted SSL certificate proves that you are the substantiated owner of your site. After you’ve deployed and installed the SSL certificate, your site appears with HTTPS and the green padlock icon in the browser search bar.
Trust indicators like HTTPS and the green lock prove your site has been vetted and is owned by the person or business it purports to. When a visitor’s browser reaches out to your site, it shows in their browser search bar that you’re protecting your data – and by proxy, their data.