Can I use the email address listed in the Whois to complete Domain Control Verification (DCV)?
Yes, you can do this for DV, OV, and EV certificates.
- Website & Email
- All website & email securityStart here if you are not sure which one you need
- One websiteexample.com and www.example.com
- A site and all its subdomainsshop., blog., app. — however many you add later
- Several separate domainsexample.com, example.co.uk, another-brand.com
- Domains and their subdomainsThe widest coverage a single certificate can give
- Business validated (OV)Your registered company name inside the certificate
- Extended validation (EV)Strictest vetting, largest warranty, for checkouts
- Email signing (S/MIME)Prove a message came from you and encrypt it
- Devices & Servers
- All device & server securityRead this first if you are buying for hardware
- Firewalls, VPN & routersFortiGate, SonicWall, Palo Alto, pfSense, Cisco ASA
- Voice: PBX, UCM & SBCCisco UCM, IP-PBX, session border controllers, SIP
- Mail servers & webmailExchange, autodiscover, smtp, imap, Microsoft 365
- Intranet & internal appsStaff portals, dashboards and app servers on one domain
- NAS, hypervisor & consolesSynology, QNAP, VMware, Proxmox, iLO, iDRAC
- Web & app serversIIS, Apache, Nginx, Tomcat and load balancers
- Ask us to map an estateSend your hostname list and we will price it up
- SSL Brands
- Digital Signature
- All signing certificatesSign software, documents, filings and email
- Code signingStop the “unknown publisher” warning on installers
- E-Mudhra DSCMCA21, income tax, GST, EPFO and e-tenders, on a USB token
- Adobe validated PDF signatureEmbed a verifiable signature in PDFs
- Comodo personal signature (CPAC)S/MIME email signing and client-certificate login
- Certum IDBusiness email identity certificates
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