Published: August 19, 2026
Website security is not only dependent on HTTPS encryption. There’s a certificate validation process that takes place behind every legitimate TLS certificate that aims to verify that the person or…
Last Modified: August 11, 2026
Key Takeaways DigiCert is enforcing Certificate Transparency (CT) logging for all public trusted TLS/SSL certificates as of June 1, 2026; this includes the logging of test and canary certificates (DV,…
Last Modified: August 11, 2026
The removal of DigiCert’s G1 root is an important step in the history of the evolution of the public key infrastructure (PKI). On or after April 15, 2026, Google Chrome…
Last Modified: August 11, 2026
Sectigo executed a significant migration of Public Root and Intermediate CAs from 2025 up to the beginning of 2026. This alteration has an impact on the issuance of TLS/SSL and…
Last Modified: August 11, 2026
In a historic vote raising the bar for online security and certificate manageability, the CA/Browser Forum has voted to reduce the maximum life of SSL/TLS certificates down to only 47…
Last Modified: August 11, 2026
As we enter 2024, Gmail and Yahoo announced new rules which required bulk senders to implement strict authentication methods, like SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, along with a clearly visible one-click…
Last Modified: August 11, 2026
DigiCert and Sectigo, the industry-leading certificate authorities (CAs), announced the Discontinuation of WHOIS-based Domain Control Validation (DCV). The CA/Browser Forum (CABF) is expected to approve a rule that bans using…
