SSL certificate - new blackberry classic

Hi,
I'm new to the BB 10 software always had the old blackberries and BB ID with no problem. Now that I'm trying to set up my work email address (Microsoft Echnage Actve Sync) on my new blackberry classic black it it keeps coming back with an SSL error message. After speaking to our IT people they suggested I buy an SSL Cerficate and that should sort the problem but I'm wongeridg if it would be done without that? Please could someone help me with this?
Thanks,
Monaletta

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