Mydataknox Comodo EV SSL, € 197.39/yr. on SSL Certificates

Comodo EV SSL has been updated on April 8, 2026 (added December 1, 2018)

🔐 Domains protected :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalWire Transfer
🔧 Category :	E-Commerce
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeAvailable 24/7
⚑ Targeting :	AT BA HR RS SI
🚀 Uptime :	99.5 %

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*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

MyDataKnox is the hosting brand of SETCOR d.o.o., a Croatian IT company with a long local track record and a strong infrastructure-first identity. This is not one of those hosts that hides behind vague "European cloud" language while outsourcing everything in the background. The business is built around a clearly Croatian base, and that gives the whole platform a more grounded feel.

The website is localized in Croatian and English, which makes it usable for both the domestic market and international buyers who specifically want hosting tied to Croatia. On the product side, the catalog is broad enough to cover most serious hosting needs: domains, standard web hosting, advanced web hosting, reseller hosting, radio hosting, DNS hosting, Linux and Windows VPS, dedicated servers, cloud backup, Virtual Data Center, SSL certificates, and Hosted Exchange / Email & Office.

The shared hosting range is the most polished part of the lineup. It includes unlimited hosted domains, unlimited e-mail addresses, free SSL for every website in the package, WordPress and other app installs, antispam and antivirus protection, free backups, and free migration. There is also a useful migration perk: when a site is moved from another provider, they can match the remaining lease period from the old host. Reseller hosting is also well thought out, with WHM/cPanel-style account management, free SSL, backups, and enough flexibility for agencies or smaller resellers building their own hosting brand.

The server side is serious enough for business use. VPS plans include full root access, KVM virtualization, unlimited traffic, and both ready-made and custom configurations. Dedicated servers are split into MDK L and MDK XL ranges, with Intel Xeon CPUs, ECC RAM, 1 Gbps ports, unlimited traffic, and at least one IPv4 address. The cloud side adds R1Soft backup, Veeam Cloud Connect, and Virtual Data Center for companies that want remote backup or a more flexible infrastructure model.

At the same time, the product catalog is not perfectly tidy. Some areas still feel transitional. Hosted Exchange is explained in detail, but parts of that offer are still marked coming soon. Veeam Cloud Connect is also listed in that same unfinished way. The dedicated server range looks technically strong, but several configurations are marked currently unavailable. So the business is technically competent, but a few commercial sections do not feel fully synchronized.