How do I login to DigiCert?

How do I login to DigiCert?

Sign in to your DigiCert account at and click the sign in link.

Select "Sign in with Email or Username" from the left sidebar. Enter your email address and password, then click Login. How do I manage my DigiCert certificates? Visit your DigiCert profile at to select or modify certificates. Select "My DigiCert Certificates" from the left sidebar, then enter the CertificateID of the certificate you want to manage. Click the Edit button to view information about the certificate. Manage your digital certificates on mobile devices with a free app for iOS, Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry. How do I find the expiration date of my certificates? Select a certificate from your DigiCert Profile at by clicking on its red number. Scroll to the bottom of the profile page and see if the expiration date has been listed. What if I change my email address? Sign in to your DigiCert account at and click the Sign In with your Email button. Enter your new email address. Reset your password if you are unable to use your new email address. When should I change my email address? You can change your email address at any time. You will receive a notice if there are outstanding invoices that are related to your old email address.

Check if your email address has changed to your new one after 10 days have passed. If your invoices have not been issued, change your email address now to catch any missed transactions.

When should I change my phone number? Call us or send us an email. If you do not hear back within 24 hours, call again.

If your payment services provider sends us an email, reset your passwords and check your account statement again. Change your phone number if you need to. Please also email us to let us know you are changing your number so that we can notify your customers.

Is DigiCert a legitimate company?

I had their EV SSL cert installed on my website, but then I noticed their domain isn't recognized by all major browsers (Firefox, Safari, Chrome) as Secure, while many other trusted sites like do show that domain as Secure. What gives? I have no idea how to tell whether I should install another cert. Help!

You've actually found a feature of the browser: When you encounter a website which shows "Secure", and the domain is not displayed, try to remove the "Secure" indicator from your own website. The indication is sometimes temporary, and it may be possible that the indicator on the main page will change in a short while. If it does, simply reinstall the "Secure" indication and everything should be fine.

There are lots of reasons why a certificate may appear as secure, even though it's not. Your certificate could be valid, issued from a trusted CA, include extended validation features like DNs with wildcard DNSNames, or appear in a green certificate list or trust list. But not all certificates are equal: just because you see a green lock in your browser doesn't mean your connection is secure. For more details about what each indicator means, please visit
I didn't know this. And it sounds like your certificate is legit and you're just not aware of what that means.

Forget the browser. I recommend you use a site like SSL Checker to check your certificate's details and report back to you. Or go to this website and enter your URL. It'll provide you with details about your certificate. It seems you've already got a trusted (green) certificate, so your certificate probably isn't the problem.