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Security Information
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17/01/2019 5:23 a.m.
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Your access to the Internet must allow you to connect to secure servers on Port
443 before you will be able to sign on to this site. Some company
firewalls will block this port.
This entire website can be browsed securely with authentication by Entrust.
When browsing securely, all information passed between your computer and this
site's servers is protected using SSL (Secure Socket Layer) encryption
technology. SSL not only provides encryption but also provides authentication.
Not only can you be confident that all information passed is encrypted but you
can also be confident that you are accessing our real website. Entrust
have issued us with a digital certificate, which is like an electronic
signature, that authenticates this website as ours. You can
click here if you would like to learn more on SSL and Entrust.
When you select 'Login' from a menu or the site map, the required pages are
automatically secured and will remain secure for the duration of your session
with the website. You should see a 'padlock' appear on the status bar of
Microsoft and Netscape browsers to indicate the page is 'secure'.
If you wish to confirm that the page you are entering data on is secure then
right mouse click on the page. A floating menu will appear. For Netscape
browsers, select 'View Frame Info' to display the page information. At the
bottom of the page displayed will be security information that tells you the
page is secure and provides our certificate information. For Microsoft
browsers, select 'Properties' to display the page properties. A dialog box will
appear. To the right of the 'Connection' title will be text similar to 'SSL
3.0, RC4 with 40 bit encryption (Low); RSA with 512 bit exchange' which tells
you the page is secure. You can view our certificate information by clicking on
'Certificates'.
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If you have problems accessing the website in secure mode then please try
updating your browser. Your browser must support Javascript and it must be
enabled.
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