Importing Your SSL Certificate Into Internet Explorer or Chrome

Overview 

You would need to install SafeSquid SSL certificate in IE or Chrome browsers to allow users to seamlessly browse HTTPS sites.

This article will help you with installation of SafeSquid SSL Certificate on IE or Chrome browser. This may vary depends on your browser versions.

Note: If you want to use SafeSquid web security client then no need to import your certificates into Chrome or IE.

Open Certificate

Open the SafeSquid SSL certificate downloaded from SSL inspection section or from https://key.safesquid.com/portal.html

Click on Install Certificate

Select Store Location 

Select Certificate store

Select the Trusted Root Certification Authorities and Click on OK button to continue.

Click on Next button to continue with importing of SSL certificate.

Click on Finish button to complete the process.

Message will be displayed on the screen for import successful

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