Manage public certificates throughout your entire technology stack from a single automated platform, regardless of certificate origins and lifespans.
In today's enterprise, the combination of a growing number of servers, more complex networks, post-quantum security concerns, and shorter SSL/TLS certificate lifespans has driven the need for a modern approach to automating the lifecycle management of those certificates. Failing to do so can lead to security vulnerabilities and unplanned downtime, which can severely disrupt business operations and undermine digital trust across the organization.
Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM) makes it simple by providing a Certificate Authority (CA) agnostic, automated certificate lifecycle management solution to secure every server and load balancer, ensuring consistent authentication across your entire enterprise environment.
Reducing certificate lifetime encourages automation and the adoption of practices that will drive the ecosystem away from baroque, time-consuming, and error-prone issuance processes.
Tracking certificates with spreadsheets or email reminders leaves too much room for error. Rogue certificates, ownership gaps, and human oversight can lead to unexpected expirations and outages. With 47-day certificate lifespans now approved and coming into effect in 2029, every public SSL certificate will need to be renewed nearly once a month, making automation not just helpful, but essential.
Sectigo Certificate Manager offers SSL automation solutions tailored to meet today’s enterprise requirements:
Reduce the risk of human error. Manual processes are prone to mistakes, such as misconfiguration or missing a renewal deadline, which can result in cybersecurity vulnerabilities, outages and breaches. Automation can help ensure that all digital certificates across a network are deployed correctly, and critical tasks such as key rotation, certificate revocation, and provisioning are performed promptly and without error.
Spend less by automating certificate management. It could easily take over an hour for an administrator to manually renew and configure a single digital certificate, let alone the numerous certificates often required in an enterprise setting. This is incredibly costly at scale and error-prone. Automation removes the need for this time-intensive manual approach and allows administrators to focus on more important tasks.
Comply with industry regulations and standards. Automated certificate management processes can provide organizations with better visibility into their certificate inventory, making it easier to track and manage certificates across the organization.
Easily manage growing numbers of digital certificates and scale them across increasingly complex enterprise network environments.
