Your Connection is Secure
We use industry-standard SSL/TLS encryption to protect all data transmitted between your browser and our website.
🔒What is SSL/TLS Encryption?
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and its successor TLS (Transport Layer Security) are cryptographic protocols that create an encrypted connection between your web browser and our server.
When you see the padlock icon 🔒 in your browser's address bar, it means:
- All data you send (forms, documents, personal info) is encrypted
- No one can intercept or read your data in transit
- You are connected to the authentic website, not an impostor
📜Our SSL Certificate Details
| Domain | www.a2zlanguagehub.com |
| Certificate Authority | Let's Encrypt |
| Encryption | 256-bit TLS Encryption |
| Validation Type | Domain Validated (DV) |
| Auto-Renewal | Yes (via Vercel hosting) |
✅Understanding Certificate Validation Types
Domain Validated
Verifies domain ownership. Provides the same strong encryption as OV and EV certificates.
Best for: Most websites, blogs, small businesses
Organization Validated
Verifies organization identity in addition to domain ownership.
Best for: Mid-size businesses
Extended Validation
Rigorous identity verification. May show company name in some browsers.
Best for: Banks, large enterprises
💡 Key Point: DV, OV, and EV all use the same strong 256-bit encryption. The difference is in identity verification, not encryption strength.
🔍How to Verify Our Certificate in Your Browser
You can verify our SSL certificate directly in your browser:
Look for the padlock icon
In your browser's address bar, look for the 🔒 padlock icon* to the left of the URL.
Click the padlock
Click on the padlock icon to open the security information panel.
Look for "Connection is secure"
You'll see "Connection is secure" with a padlock. Click this to expand details.
View the certificate
Click "Certificate is valid" or "View certificate" to see the issuer (Let's Encrypt), domain name, and validity dates.
* In Google Chrome (since 2023), the padlock icon has been replaced with a tune/slider icon (☰). Other browsers like Firefox, Safari, and Edge still display the padlock.
🌍Why We Use Let's Encrypt
Trusted by All Browsers
Let's Encrypt certificates are trusted by Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and all major browsers.
Same Encryption Strength
Uses the same 256-bit encryption as expensive paid certificates. No security difference.
Powers Millions of Sites
Let's Encrypt has issued over 3 billion certificates and secures a significant portion of the web.
Backed by Tech Giants
Sponsored by Mozilla, Google, Cisco, Facebook, and other major technology companies.
Automatic Renewal
Certificates are automatically renewed by our hosting provider (Vercel), ensuring continuous protection.
Industry Standard
A non-profit certificate authority run by the Internet Security Research Group (ISRG).
📄Secure Form Submission
When you submit documents or personal information through our forms:
- All data is encrypted with 256-bit TLS encryption before transmission
- Your documents are transferred securely to our servers
- We do not store sensitive payment information on our servers
- Payment processing is handled securely by Stripe
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