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Symantec™ Safe Site Installation Instructions



Note: You must purchase a Symantec SSL Certificate or Symantec Safe Site in order to display the Symantec seal on your Web site.

1. Select the type of product you purchased.
Symantec™
Safe Site (no SSL)
VeriSign
SSL Certificate

2. Select the language for the Verify link and verification page

3. Select the size of the seal display.

4. Select to display format as an animated graphic (Flash) or a static GIF file (Image).

5. Enter the Web site name or Common Name.
(Do not include http:// or https://)
Symantec Safe Site customers should enter the domain name provided during enrollment. SSL customers must enter the common name (CN) for which the SSL Certificate was issued. For example, if the common name is secure.symantec.com, enter secure.symantec.com.

If the common name is an IDN (such as www.青年奥运.com), please enter the corresponding punycode.
IDN-punycode converter.


Click "I accept" to generate your script in the box below and copy it directly into your Web page code.
(Emailing or copying the code into a word processor may result in errors.)

By clicking 'I accept', you agree to the terms and conditions of the Symantec seal license agreement.


The Norton Secured seal should display within 24 hours of installation and often will display within a couple of hours. Display of the seal is dependent on a valid SSL Certificate and a clean malware scan where applicable.

  1. Open the updated pages in a browser.
  2. Make sure the seal appears as expected.
  3. Click the seal to check the verification page.
  4. Review the information to make sure it is correct.

If your seal does not display, make sure that the page with the seal is located within the domain for the host name and you have installed the correct seal. For additional help try our online solution, contact our support team at ssltechsupport@symantec.com or +65 6622 1638.

Manage your Symantec Safe Site from the Symantec Trust Centre.

  • Symantec Trust Centre

  • Sign in to Symantec Trust Centre