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What is SSL?
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is the standard security technology for creating an encrypted link between a web server and a browser. This link ensures that all data passed between our web server and any given browser remains private and secure.
Since SSL protocol was released by Netscape as a security technology in 1996, we have all been educated to look for a padlock before passing any critical details over the Internet. Technically, the SSL protocol provides an encrypted link between two parties. However to those receiving district email, seeing the padlock in any browser means much more:
- That you have a secure (encrypted) link with your web site
- That our web mail is a public school district in the state of New Jersey
Each SSL Session Ensures:
- Authenticity
- Data Integrity
- Data Privacy
How SSL Works:
1. Provides Visible Authentication:
Digital certificates are issued by a Certification Authority, after performing several checks to confirm the identity of the organization to which it is issuing the certificate (Tabernacle School District).An SSL digital certificate generates a public key for all recipients and a private key on our server that works as an official online stamp for the district.
Budgetary controls and maintaining them is my number one objective. The budgetary controls are to ensure compliance with legal provisions embodied in the annual appropriated budget approved by the Board of Trustees.
2. Assures Data Integrity:
This ensures that nobody can tamper with the data
or information that is already online. All those in
receipt of an email will know that the contents are
from our district accounts. It also assures to all that you are sending
emails in a safe environment and when using an
online browser during a session all data is secure
and protected.
3. Ensures Data Privacy:
This means that online collection of sensitive information is secure and cannot be intercepted or read by anyone except the user account it was intended for.
Data integrity and data privacy are integral to the functioning in the public sector and in keeping open communication to all those dealing with the district.
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