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What does 40/256-bit or 128/256-bit encryption mean? Print

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This refers to the encryption level. 128/256 bits (PositiveSSL series) offers stronger encryption than 40/256 bits. Both are secure, but 128/256 bits provides additional protection for sensitive data.

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