Certificate Transparency (CT) is being rolled out for all SSL/TLS certificates by April 30 2018, so we’ve created a CT FAQ to give you a bit of information CT uses a system of logs and monitors to help protect users from incorrect or fraudulent certificates. » Continue Reading.
As of February 28, 2018, all Certificate Authorities and providers, including SSL.com, will no longer issue publicly trusted SSL Certificates with a three year lifespan. Starting March 1, 2018, SSL certificate maximum duration will now be set to 825 days. The CA/B Forum (the regulatory » Continue Reading.
SSL.com, a public Certificate Authority already trusted by millions of users worldwide will now have its Root CA Certificates included in the world’s most popular browsers resulting in millions of additional users trusting the SSL.com brand. Four root certificates from SSL.com are being added into » Continue Reading.
Houston, TX – August 16, 2017 – SSL.com, a public Certificate Authority trusted by millions of users worldwide, has become a full member of the Certificate Authority/Browser Forum (CA/Browser Forum). The CA/Browser Forum is a voluntary group of certification authorities (CAs), Internet browser vendors and » Continue Reading.
Houston, TX – August 4, 2017 – SSL.com has successfully completed a comprehensive suite of WebTrust audits covering all aspects of Certification Authority (CA) operations. Conducted by respected firm BDO USA LLP, SSL.com was audited against and is in full compliance with: the WebTrust Principles » Continue Reading.