1. Automation Is Now Necessary for Certificate Lifecycle Management The era of long-lived certificates is over. The CA/Browser Forum’s push to eventually reduce TLS certificate validity to 47 days, as well as its recent drop to 200 days, is now prevalent across the industry, but the conversation at RSAC 2026

The latest news, insights, and what we’re hearing between sessions. Our daily journal straight from the Moscone Center floor, compiled by our boots-on-the-ground team, including Leo Grove, President and CEO of SSL.  Monday, March 23, 2026 From Dustin Ward, SSL EVP of Technology: RSA Conference (RSAC) is the largest cybersecurity event

I’ve spent a long time in the certificate and PKI space. If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that the industry doesn’t wait for anyone to catch up. Right now, three major forces are converging that will fundamentally change how businesses manage digital trust. Each one is significant on its

Abstract: Most organizations secure their public-facing websites with digital certificates but overlook vital internal infrastructure, such as VPNs, device networks, and DevOps pipelines. Private PKI closes that gap by letting you issue and manage certificates on your own terms with custom profiles, flexible lifetimes, and no CT  logging, which reveals

On March 15, 2026, the SSL/TLS certificate landscape changes significantly: the maximum certificate lifespan drops from 398 days to just 200, effectively doubling how frequently organizations must renew. Is your business prepared for the 200-day certificate deadline? What’s Changing? Beginning March 15, 2026, any certificate issued on or after that