Certificate management
Automate now. Avoid outages later.
Keep renewals and deployments on track before lifecycles compress to 47 days.
Expert Q&A
Hear directly from CA/B Forum leaders on what's changing—and what to do next.
Rules & Timeline
See the confirmed schedule for 200-day, 100-day, and 47-day lifecycles.
Automation wins
See how automation keeps renewals and deployments on track as lifecycles shrink.
Shorter lifecycles raise the stakes
As TLS/SSL certificate lifetimes shrink to weeks, manual renewals become a reliability risk.
Renewals become continuous
What used to be occasional work becomes a nonstop cycle of renewal, validation, and deployment across teams and systems.
TLS touches everything
Web servers, APIs, apps, and internal services all depend on certificates, so one missed renewal can ripple across critical systems.
Automation is the only path
Standardize renewals and deployments now, as 47-day certificates and 10-day validation windows leave no room for manual recovery.
Built for the 47-day era
Prevent outages
Keep certificates renewed and deployed before they expire.
Reduce manual work
Eliminate tickets, scripts, and last-minute renewals.
Standardize renewals
Apply consistent policies across teams, systems, and environments.
Stay audit-ready
Maintain clear visibility and reporting for compliance reviews.
Stay on top of shrinking lifecycles
As lifecycles compress, automation keeps certificates deployed, current, and compliant.
2026
200-day certificates
Increase renewal cadence and reduce handoffs across teams.
2027
100-day certificates
Shift to near-monthly renewals for public TLS at scale.
2029
47-day certificates
Operate continuous renewal and deployment to stay online.
Proven at scale
99.99%
Uptime SLA
25+
Annual audits
28B
Web connections secured daily
90%
Fortune 500
Scale for the 47-day era
Choose the path that reduces renewal volume, protects uptime, and fits the certificate environment you run today.
Automate public TLS
Automate renewal, validation, and deployment so shorter lifecycles and 10-day reuse windows do not turn routine management into outage risk.
Right-size your certificate strategy
Move internal-only services to Private PKI to reduce public renewal volume, ease operational pressure, and keep policies under your control.
Use the right PKI for the job
For non-browser use cases, consider X9 PKI to avoid browser-driven rules and use a trust model designed for that ecosystem.
Stay informed. Stay compliant.
You asked. We answered.
What's changing, what to do now, and how to reduce renewal risk as lifecycles shrink.
