SSL and TLS on your web server

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/kaushal/2011/10/02/support-for-ssltls-protocols-on-windows/

privilege levels on Cisco ASA

The privilege levels can be configured differently for each ASA. You can setup what commands allowed on each level. 1 being the lowest 15 being the highest (administrator). Later on ASDM came along which handles it a bit differently. It only recognizes the following levels:

2 = monitor
5 = read-only
15 = administrator

You can configure what commands you want to allow for each level. For example level 1 can ping
privilege cmd level 1 mode exec command ping

By default looks like you have level 1 has come basic commands and level15 has everything. You can see all the commands by running "sh run all privilege" in the CLI.

Generally you would use the following:

level 2 = monitor (used for 3rd parties that just anyconnect in)
level 5 = read only (used for junior IT staff that need to look at ACLs and information in ASDM)
level 15 = administrator (IT admins who can make changes etc)

Some good info here:
https://supportforums.cisco.com/t5/firewalling/asa-privilege-levels-views/td-p/1570947