SSL (http https) security in SAP

Hello. Can you help me??
It is a scenario, that we have to enable a secure meassage communication.
An encryption have to be used and may be authorization(log and pass) or digital certificates. Can u help me or just point the most information.
Thanks a lot.

Configuring the SAP Web AS for Supporting SSL-SSL
Regards
Kasi

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