Recent and impending contractions in the validity periods of publicly trusted Transport Layer Security (TLS) certificates have significantly elevated the risk of enterprise web service outages.
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ROI, risk and reputation: A CISO's guide to 200-day readiness while also preparing for the quantum threat
Bruno and Tim will break down how quantum‑safe design principles, automation, and crypto‑agility converge to prevent outages, eliminate operational bottlenecks, and future‑proof key infrastructures long before 200‑day lifespans trigger a crisis.
We have seen much talk of the upcoming drop of maximum TLS term to 200 days, followed by 100 days, and eventually down to 47 days. It happens that all those numbers are too large and the actual maxima will be less than that. We explain.
Everybody knows about March 15 and the drop in maximum public TLS certificate term to 200 days. But that only scratches the surface on key dates with this maximum term reduction. Join us as we go over "all the dates" for TLS maximum term reduction.
Sectigo Blog
How Certificate Automation Secures Transport and Logistics Organizations in the 47-Day SSL Era
Automation is essential for transport and logistics organizations to prevent outages and secure operations as SSL certificates shrink to 47-day lifecycles.
In this downloadable file, you'll find several resources for every stage of the 5 recommended steps towards 47-day readiness and crypto agility.
Uninterrupted access to online services is essential for businesses.
Short-lived SSL/TLS certificates (47 days by 2029) push enterprises toward crypto agility, automation, and post-quantum readiness.
Quantum computers, while still improving, are thought to break existing encryption as early as 2030.
In this webinar, industry experts will break down what these shorter lifespans mean, why they're being implemented, and how organizations can adapt.
Join us on July 22, where our industry experts will explore the evolving quantum threat landscape and its implications for digital trust.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – July 16, 2025 – Sectigo, a global leader in digital certificates and automated Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM), today announced a major expansion of its Asia-Pacific (APAC) leadership team to meet growing demand for…
TLS certs will expire every 47 days by 2029. Automate now to avoid outages, reduce risk, and stay ahead of threats.
Learn how to choose a trusted CA for security, uptime, and trust. Discover why Sectigo leads in compliance, automation, and innovation.
Apple recently floated a draft CABF ballot for commentary that steps down maximum term for SSL certificates to 45 days by 2027.
47-day certificates, PQC, and crypto agility are vital, interconnected strategies for proactive cybersecurity and preparing for future quantum threats.
Root Causes podcast
Root Causes 419 - What Happens to Vendors Who Don't Support ACME When 90-day Certificates Come?
There are still products and operating systems that don't support ACME. We explore what happens to them when 90-day SSL certificates become required.
SSL/TLS certificates secure data, but proper management, especially with new 47-day validity periods, is key to reducing cybersecurity risks.
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