The CA/Browser Forum (a consortium of browser makers and Certificate Authorities including DigiCert, Sectigo, Google, Apple, Mozilla, and others) has approved a phased reduction of SSL/TLS certificate lifespans and domain validation reuse periods.

For years, the cybersecurity checklist for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) has been relatively straightforward: install a firewall, buy an antivirus, and ensure your website has that little green padlock (SSL/TLS certificate).

In the vast and ever-expanding landscape of the internet, trust is the invisible currency that facilitates all transactions, communications, and data exchanges. For decades, the backbone of this trust has been the digital certificate, best

The digital infrastructure business encompassing domain names, web hosting, and security products like SSL/TLS certificates, is fundamentally built on volume and speed. For resellers in this competitive landscape, relying on manual processes

DigiCert has officially announced an update to public TLS/SSL certificate issuance rules, confirming that the maximum validity period for public TLS certificates will be reduced to 199 days, effective 24 February 2026. This