In this session, Sectigo experts explain why a CA redundancy strategy is becoming the standard for resilient certificate operations, and how to adopt one without a migration project. You'll see how to connect the public and private CAs you already use, bring every certificate into one inventory, and apply the same policies, automation and reporting across all of them. When a distrust, outage or revocation event hits, you can shift issuance with a policy change instead of a fire drill.
Alex Pena
Product Marketing Director
The diversity of his experience across various categories and disciplines has shaped Alex's unique point of view on strategy development and creativity. Being a change agent passionate about technology and its ability to address consumer pain points has truly bolstered his innate ability to align sales and marketing without compromise.
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