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# SSL Configuration

### Introduction

SSL is Secure Sockets Layer is an encryption-based network security protocol developed for the assurance of privacy, authenticity and data integrity in internet communications.

Ideally, the domain name configuration and the SSL certification are obtained consecutively without fail from the state’s IT team.

No data is needed from the state team for this.

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