MIGDALIA LLC
STUART, FLORIDA

Due to the prevalence of counterfeit websites on the Internet, one of the key purposes of a SSL certificate is to help assure consumers that they are actually doing business with the website they believe they are accessing. A SSL certificate provided by a trusted third-party authenticates the identity of a website based on a validation process performed by the Certificate Authority (CA). Some certificate authorities require a signed acknowledgement of agreement from the corporate contact listed on any order for an EV SSL certificate. A company registration document may also be required if we are unable to confirm the organization’s details through a government database. A legal opinion letter may also be requested to confirm the following details about the organization applying for the Extended Validation SSL certificate: Confirmation of exclusive right to use the domain Additional confirmation of the organization’s existence (if less than 3 years old), and Organization Authentication, also known as business identity authentication, is a high assurance level of authentication. SSL certificates with this level of authentication require verification of an organization’s existence through a government issued business credential. Validation includes among others business identity authentication, domain name verification and verification that the organizational contact applying for the certificate on behalf of the company or organization is an employee of that organization. Usually, the certificate authority will get the independent verification of government issued business credentials by searching one of many government or private databases to which they have access. If we cannot find “proof of right” to do business in the stated name for a certificate requester, we may request a copy of one of the following items: We’re passionate about our business, our customers, and the current state of the Web. At Moniker, we’re transforming how our customers realize success online. Domain names are at the core of our business and we think improving the domain space and how users connect on the internet can change the world. We bridge the gap between your dreams and goals. Where you currently are and where you want to be. Alexander Siffrin is President of the Managing Board of KeyDrive S.A and Key-Systems CEO. He founded the domain registrar Key-Systems in 1998 as a student and led the company from an academic sideline to a global player. Alexander was born in 1976 in Saarbrücken, Germany. From 1983 to 1986 he went to the school of the German embassy in Addis Abeba, Ethiopia. In the year 1987 he moved back to Germany and attended the grammar school 'Gymnasium Schloss Hagerhof' in Bad Honnef / Rhein. From 1992 to 1995 Alexander Siffrin lived in La Paz, Bolivia and finished the school 'Colegio Mariscal Braun' with the general qualification for university entrance in 1995. From 1996 to 2001 he studied physics and computer science at the University of the Saarland. Michael Riedl is Vice President of KeyDrive S.A. since August 2011. Prior to joining KeyDrive, Michael held managing positions in private equity and ICT industries. He started his career with Roland Berger Strategy Consultants where he specialized in performance improvement programs. Within BIP Investment Partners, he worked on Private Equity opportunities with a focus on buyouts. Michael holds a Bachelors degree in Computer Science from James Madison University, USA, and a Master of Science degree in Business Administration from European Business School, Germany. He is also a Chartered Management Accountant. Moniker is a powerful international domain name registrar serving customers from around the world each day. We make the domain registration process simple with our intuitive domain search product that lets you get your next idea online fast. Let us help you achieve your goals in just a few clicks. We're an ICANN-accredited domain name registrar and offer a variety of nontraditional tools to help organizations and individuals register and manage domains.