A shift in the certificate industry is approaching that will reshape how organisations handle client authentication and mutual TLS implementations. Starting in 2025, major Certificate Authorities will stop issuing public TLS certificates with the …
Mark your calendars. Starting in 2029, SSL/TLS certificates will have a maximum lifespan of just 47 days. This move by the CA/Browser Forum is a huge step toward better digital security.
Whois-based domain control validation (DCV) is being phased out due to security vulnerabilities and outdated data issues. By July 15, 2025, CAs will no longer support it. You'll need to switch to a more secure method if you have a domain and use …
DigiCert has raised prices for its entire line of SSL/TLS products, and many of its customers are rethinking their web security strategy. If you’re a business or website owner who relies on DigiCert for your online security needs, this might seem …
The 2023–2024 Cyber Threat Report by the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) has been released, and it is a reality check for Australia’s cyber landscape. State sponsored attacks, critical infrastructure vulnerabilities and cybercriminals getting …
Let’s Encrypt is a fairly popular service offering free SSL/TLS certificates to those who are uninterested in the value-add of traditional certificate resellers. Historically, this CA has partnered with IdenTrust to provide this service as it has …
On Friday February 28th, Let’s Encrypt made the tough decision to revoke over 3 million certificates they had issued due to a bug in the software they use to validate CAA records. This gave companies relying on Let’s Encrypt under a week to replace …
Currently there is a lot of talk and upset customers in the online security field due to over 23,000 Certificate suddenly being revoked. Below is an outline of the events within the last month leading to this event.
At the moment you can purchase a 1,2 or 3 year term for new and renewal SSL Certificates. This will soon be changing with the CAB Forum Ballot 193.
The CA/B Browser forum has announced that all the SSL certificates granted for Internal Server names will be revoked before October 26th 2015.
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