When you visit your local jobs portal, you do as an employer / job finder, when you login We do ? I do not see the use of most of my country's portal, is it safe? Especially employers use to post job ads.
There are two main areas where SSL certificates are relevant in this regard:
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All the data that you are transferring from or to a remote location (i.e. job portal) is encrypted. Although job advertising is not very sensitive data, for example, there is an application, it is. Say if I was logged on an open WiFi network and I would fill up your application form, then I would be surprised that the owner of the network or someone who only spies on traffic can see everything I can see in the field Sending text. Therefore, here I would definitely like to encrypt this content.
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The widely accepted SSL certificate authority ("Firefox" without a browser warning like Firefox) also check that the owners of the website are authentic, therefore, If you have secured bigcompany.com domain yet and posted some scam job ads, then I will not be able to figure out as an end user whether or not you are a big company (and, all Sector have been worse, not again and I send you confidential information of all kinds). Now, when a certificate authority issues an SSL certificate, it is valid only for a certain domain name and includes your corporate or personal details as a third party (certificate authority) has checked this information, these details Reliable browsers have been extended to display the so-called extended certification certificate in a very streamlined way. Land (ie company name in the browser address bar appears as a green label).
Hope this helps: Toby.
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