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Henry Lam at Sectigo explains why business leaders can no longer ignore PKI.

As terrifying as it might sound, experts believe the world will soon face a technological crisis that threatens to fundamentally overthrow digital secrecy, known as 'Q–Day'.

Distributor Bluechip Infotech has teamed up with Sectigo, an automated Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM) and digital certificates provider.

Short-lived TLS/SSL certificates are reshaping enterprise resilience. By 2029, lifespans may shrink to just 47 days turning renewals into a continuous operation. CIOs must address outage risk, automation readiness, and accountability.

As 2025 winds down, business leaders and executives will feel it has been a particularly expensive year as the cost of employment shot up, inflation of raw materials impacted supply chains and both oil and tariff shocks hit in the first half of the year...

New Zealand-based MSSP SSS has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Sectigo bringing its certficate lifecycle management (CLM) offerings to the region.

TLS certificate lifespans are shrinking : first to 200 days, then to just 47. That means more frequent renewals, higher risk of outages, and tighter operational timelines.

Quantum computing is on the horizon, and 47-day certificates are an early warning. Frequent renewals boost crypto agility, preparing CIOs for a future where static cryptography won’t suffice.

In this episode of The Digital Executive, host Brian Thomas talks with Tim Callan, Sectigo’s Chief Experience Officer and a leading authority on SSL and PKI. With 20+ years shaping digital trust standards, Tim reveals how certificate and encryption infrastructure secures our connected world.

Online security is changing rapidly. Certificate lifespans are shrinking to just 47 days by 2029. Quantum computing will soon make current encryption obsolete. Organizations must automate their systems to manage these shifts.