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.
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The eMudhra incident did not affect the security, validity or trustworthiness of any certificates issued by Sectigo to our customers.
Root Causes podcast
Root Causes 678: The Harmonic Observatory - Simulating Quantum Fourier Transform, Part 2
Jason uses a quantum simulator to show us how a cryptographically relevant quantum comptuer (CRQC) would employ Shor's algorithm to attack RSA. Part two of two, with guest Bruno Coulliard.
This session breaks down why one-off risk assessments and static inventories fall short, as certificates renew, infrastructure grows, and standards evolve. Drawing on Sectigo's new Quantum Ready™ solution and its Quantum Security Posture Management (QSPM) framework, attendees will learn how to move from quantum awareness to quantum action.
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Sectigo named 'Most Innovative Certificate Lifecycle Management' in Cyber Defense Magazine’s 2026 Top InfoSec Innovator Awards
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., October 20, 2026 — Sectigo, a global leader in automated Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM), today announced that Cyber Defense Magazine has named Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM) as the Most Innovative Certificate Lifecycle Management in the 2026 Top InfoSec Innovator Awards.
Root Causes podcast
Root Causes 677: The Harmonic Observatory - simulating quantum Fourier transform, Part 1
Jason uses a quantum simulator to show us how a cryptographically relevant quantum comptuer (CRQC) would employ Shor's algorithm to attack RSA. Part one of two, with guest Bruno Coulliard.
In this second of two episodes, Jason walks guest Bruno Coulliard and me through his real-world experience building quantum simulators, including some of the lessons he learned.
In this first of two episodes, Jason walks guest Bruno Coulliard and me through his real-world experience building quantum simulators, including some of the lessons he learned.
Repeat guest Bruno Coulliard of Crypto4A joins us to discuss the accelerating pace of change in digital technology, which is going at a rate unprecedented in human history. How do we as people adjust to the hyperspeed of today's technology landscape? And how do we apply these ideas to cryptography?
Build a living cryptographic inventory, assess quantum risk, and prioritize your PQC migration roadmap.
Researchers have used AI to decode two German Enigma messages that have remained unbroken since the second world war. We describe how this was accomplished.
Today's consumers have high expectations. Widespread phishing and spoofing campaigns make it difficult to determine which emails are legitimate, especially when...
This year we have seen a series of AI-enabled cryptographic attacks. In this episode we discuss a new exploit to abuse signing mechanisms in HSMs.
The PLANTS working group in IETF recently released its draft 6 of the Merkle Tree Certificates standard. We go over what is new in this draft.
SSL certificates expire to enhance security, comply with evolving regulations, and encourage timely updates. Shorter validity periods, soon to be 47 days, improve cybersecurity by...
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