Cyber Security

As organisations are increasingly dependent on digital infrastructure, the role of timely and ongoing security is more pivotal than ever before. Reactive defence is no more. Proactive approaches such as continuous monitoring are more vital than ever before, particularly when it comes to managing and securing digital certificates. Continuous monitoring is a highly useful strategy, monitoring certificates’ health and security before

In recent years, the lifespan of certificates has been significantly shortened. Taking Apple, as an example, they have proposed reducing certificate lifespans from 398 to 47 days by 2029. With this dramatic reduction in certificate lifespan, managing certificates from multiple certificate authorities (CAs) can be a hassle and time-consuming, potentially leading to system disruptions as manual processes may be insufficient and

  In the new digital age, there is a huge dependence on digital services. Organisations are forced to prioritise SSL certificate renewals to maintain secure and uninterrupted operations. Manual renewal processes often lead to lapses, causing the website to go down and rendering services unavailable. Ensuring efficiency in certificate renewal remains a key challenge, especially with an organisation’s growing number of

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is a necessity in today’s digital-first world. Organisations leverage on Digital Certificates to secure their networks, safeguard sensitive data, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. As we move forward, having a PKI is beyond just issuing and renewing certificates, an organisation must have the capability to manage the whole lifecycle of each individual certificate. The Growing Importance

As a cybersecurity practitioner, you have probably observed something odd in recent years: SSL certificate validity periods have dropped dramatically. You may have created an SSL certificate five years ago and left it valid for five years without having to pay any attention. Right now, it can only be issued for one year. These developments are compiled on a timeline below: