ExSSHpire
- 2. What is an SSL certificate? What is Secure Sockets layer? Is an encryption technology without eavesdropping, data tampering, and message forgery. SSL Certificates are small data files that digitally bind a cryptographic key to an organization's details. Authenticate the identity of an application and encrypting data traffic between end users and the application.
- 3. Certificates expire and there is no visibility and central point of management on IT infrastructure concerning their status. The problem
- 4. The consequences Services unavailability. Identity theft. Personal information at risk Trust reduction. Decline in sales and revenue (perimeter web sites) Corporate brand and reputation (perimeter web sites)
- 5. The solution…ExSSHpire ExSSHpire is a web responsive 3-tier centralized certificate management platform and an indirect security solution which prevents certificate outages. No more spreadsheets maintenance. You know when your SSL certificates expire. No more services and systems outages. Reduce security risk.
- 6. ExSSHpire, offers Manual entry of certificate information. Certificate auto-discovery. Console mode. Alerts with e-mail notifications. Certificate Search and report.
- 7. ExSSHpire Pricing Model ExSSHpire is licensed on a per certificate instance. List price 42,9 euros. Bundle options for Local Large to Medium Companies, SMBs. Bundle option for abroad sales. Flexible Service Level Agreements per customer
- 8. ExSSHpire, is it profitable? In July 2018, Google will stop supporting HTTP sites. Potential local customers 165 members of Federation of Hellenic Information Technology & Communications, enterprises. All local banks and insurance companies. Energy sector, Dairy Industry. Online retail sellers. How we stand out of the competition? Focused solution at a very good price, 3 times cheaper than the competition. Cheap labor based in Greece. 16 man hours per installation. What about sales abroad? Sky is the limit, different pricing policies and bundles must be setup by region. Dominate locally, then think globally.