Security Debt: The risk you didn’t budget for
Nick France
CTO of SSL
As CTO of SSL, Nick France is responsible for the technology and practices necessary to operate Sectigo’s global Certificate Authority (CA) and related services. Nick previously served for more than 15 years as Sectigo’s Technical Security Officer. He is based in Sectigo’s UK office.
Nick France oversees the intricate technological infrastructure and methodologies essential for the seamless operation of Sectigo. With over 15 years of dedicated service as Sectigo's Technical Security Officer, Nick has gained expertise in navigating the complex landscape of cybersecurity and digital certificate management. He brings a wealth of experience and a steadfast commitment to upholding the highest standards of security and performance in every facet of SSL operations.
Recent posts by Nick France
Learn about the different types of SSL certificates: Extended Validated (EV), Organization Validated (OV) and Domain Validated (DV). Each type offers a unique level of security, verification depth, and purpose. Learn how they work, how they differ, and which option is best for your website.
With the first key milestone just over 100 days ahead, IT teams are facing a new reality: manual certificate management is no longer sustainable.
Q4 2025 Pulse Webinar
Discover how global security teams are preparing for the upcoming SSL/TLS certificate lifespan changes, strategize an action plan for your organization, and walk away with a custom toolkit to bring back to your team.
Every expired public certificate…
Discover how global security teams are preparing for the upcoming SSL/TLS certificate lifespan changes, strategize an action plan for your organization, and walk away with a custom toolkit to bring back to your team.
Every expired public certificate…
Fix TLS handshake errors: causes, solutions & prevention to ensure secure connections and protect data.
Uninterrupted access to online services is essential for businesses.
Join us on July 22, where our industry experts will explore the evolving quantum threat landscape and its implications for digital trust.