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The SSL Checker takes a HTTPS URL and will request the URL with different SSL versions and ciphers. CAT uses OpenSSL for the implementation of SSL. If the request is successful then the resulting page is returned into the log. The page can then be opened to ensure that the page is the actual page and not a warning page that the version of SSL in use is not supported.

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