SSL.com is moving TLS certificate issuance from our 2016 roots to new 2022 roots. Here’s what the migration means for your certificates and systems, especially if you use Client Authentication in SSL/TLS certificates. What This Means for You For most SSL customers, this migration is seamless. If your TLS certificates

The latest news, insights, and what we’re hearing between sessions. Our daily journal straight from the Moscone Center floor, compiled by our boots-on-the-ground team, including Leo Grove, President and CEO of SSL.  Wednesday, March 25, 2026 From Daniel Rendon, SSL EVP of Strategic Partnerships and Business Development: Here’s some food

Abstract: Most organizations secure their public-facing websites with digital certificates but overlook vital internal infrastructure, such as VPNs, device networks, and DevOps pipelines. Private PKI closes that gap by letting you issue and manage certificates on your own terms with custom profiles, flexible lifetimes, and no CT  logging, which reveals

On March 15, 2026, the SSL/TLS certificate landscape changes significantly: the maximum certificate lifespan drops from 398 days to just 200, with SSL to begin issuing 200-day certificates on March 11. This effectively doubles how frequently organizations must renew. Is your business prepared for the 200-day certificate deadline? What’s Changing?