Iomega 70A29000EA - Proper security certificate for cloud?

Hi team,
I have succesfully set up the emc cloud but I get this security certificate warning every time I access it. I see there are some settings for this in the drive, can you please advise on how to install a secure certificate?
thanks

Answer: Default SSL is secure end encrypted but is not being validated, therefore safe to ignore. You can purchase and import other SSL certificates.

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I understand that you get Security certificate issue for Provider Hosted App (SP Online).
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I appreciate the educational links, Cor-el, but they seem like unsatisfying workarounds that disable key features of FF and/or FB without actually addressing my question, which was:
"is there a simple way to do something like 'revert to default security-certificate settings', or just find where my bad change is stored and reset or delete it?" [without doing a "Reset FireFox"]
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