DigiCert
What is DigiCert?
DigiCert belongs to SSL/TLS certificate authorities category.
DigiCert is a global provider of digital security solutions, specializing in SSL/TLS certificates, PKI management, and IoT security. They offer high-assurance certificates and advanced tools to help organizations secure their digital communications and protect against cyber threats.
DigiCert Performance Insights
204 websites
Websites using DigiCert
Last 30 days uptimeⓘ
99.913%
41
Performance
86
Accessibility
82
Best Practices
88
SEO
DigiCert friendly technologies
Google Analytics
jQuery
Facebook Pixel
Open Graph
HSTS
Webpack
OneTrust
core-js
Module Federation
Google Tag Manager
Who uses DigiCert?
Monthly visits
172.3k
Top country
United States
Page load time
4.44s
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