The Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol is the undisputed heavyweight champion for Web site authentication and encryption of transactional data. Information such as credit card numbers and e-commerce orders are secured via SSL on hundreds of thousands of servers around the globe each day. As the first and most widely adopted security protocol, SSL is supported by all major browsers and Web servers.
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