Here’s how shorter code signing certificate lifespans impact your organization. What Does This Mean for Your Business? Effective March 1, 2026, the maximum validity period for code signing certificates issued by all trusted Certificate Authorities, including SSL, is being reduced from up to 39 months to 458 days. You will

A Reintroduction We’re excited to unveil SSL’s refreshed brand identity for our new website launch. Beyond just a rebrand, this reimagining of digital trust reflects our evolution as the backbone of secure digital experiences. Our new identity is designed to communicate clarity, confidence, and innovation— features already synonymous with SSL.

Our 2026 Cyber Threat Landscape Report paints a concerning picture for Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) security. With cybercriminals launching 36,000 malicious scans per second between 2024 and 2025 and AI-driven threats becoming increasingly sophisticated, security teams must prepare for evolving challenges that target the very foundation of digital trust.  The

The European Union‘s eIDAS 2.0 regulation is revolutionizing digital identity management by introducing the EU Digital Identity (EUDI) Wallet and new trust services that work seamlessly across all member states. This secure, user-controlled credential system enables citizens to manage and share verified identity information across borders.  Building on the original

The industry-wide SSL/TLS certificate renewal window shrinks on March 15, 2026: maximum lifespan drops from 398 days to just 200, cutting renewal cycles in half. SSL.com will begin issuing 200-day certificates on March 11, 2026. Is your business ready for the 200-day certificate deadline? What’s Changing? In spring 2026, certificates

Your organization relies on digital certificates every single day. They authenticate users, secure communications, protect code integrity, and enable trust across your digital ecosystem. But is your Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) actually ready to handle tomorrow’s challenges? PKI maturity assessment is not just another compliance checkbox. Think of it as