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Join us for a practical session on what's breaking, why it's breaking, and how to get ahead of the next stepdown before it hits. We’re exposing gaps in certificate inventories, ownership and DCV workflows, and we’ll cover the real cost of manual renewal cycles, how automation takes away the burden, and how to turn this renewal surge into a dry run for 100-day certificates.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — September 17, 2026 —  Sectigo today announced the launch of Sectigo Quantum Ready™, a cryptographic discovery and quantum readiness solution. The launch also marks Sectigo's entry into the emerging Quantum Security Posture Management (QSPM) space.

Manage and automate all your certificates (eIDAS QWAC, PSD2 QWAC, SSL/TLS) on a single platform to ensure business continuity.

SCM centralizes and automates the management of eIDAS QWAC and PSD2 QWAC certificates on a single console alongside your SSL/TLS certificates.

Sectigo Quantum Ready™ helps enterprises discover cryptographic exposure and build a foundation for post-quantum readiness and crypto agility.

Sectigo Partner Platform's flexible tenancy options help partners scale certificate management with dedicated or secure shared environments for different customer needs.

We follow up on the recent Mythos attack against PQC candidate HAWK. We discuss the impact of this attack on both HAWK and FALCON.

Join Sectigo as we explore why traditional automation models are reaching their limits and how organizations can evolve from disconnected certificate management practices to centralized certificate lifecycle orchestration.

TLS certificates from CA/Browser Forum CAs are not the only server certificates in the WebPKI. eIDAS QWACs are treated as server certificates by the major browsers. We see clear progress toward post quantum cryptography (PQC) for TLS by way of the Merkle Tree Certificate (MTC) architecture. But what is the path to PQC for eIDAS? We examine this question.

Automate certificate deployment to F5 Distributed Cloud with Sectigo Orchestration Gateway and reduce renewal risk at scale.

As certificate lifespans become extremely short, new methods of delivery become functionally necessary. We explain RFC 9345 and how delegated credentials play a role in CDNs to deliver very short-lived certificates.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — September 1, 2026 — Sectigo, a global leader in automated Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM) and digital certificates, today announced the appointment of Ian Hassard as Chief Product Officer. Hassard will lead Sectigo's global product strategy and drive the continued evolution of Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM).

With certificate lifespans shortening, we occasionally run into those who disagree with this trend and seek to lengthen maximum term once again.  We examine regressive attitudes in PKI, why they occur, and the reasons that lessening security is generally a bad policy.

X9 is a consortium certificate for interbanking applications. There is a common misunderstanding that X9 certificates are a public-trust surrogate for mTLS using WebPKI certificates.  We clarify why this is not the case.

Join this session to get a practical view of what X9 certificates are, how they compare to WebPKI, and where they actually make sense in real-world environments.

"Chaos engineering" describes the practice of injecting faults into a system to see what happens. This is a known strategy for deterministic systems, but with the advent of non-deterministic AI systems, chaos engineering has taken on greater importance.

Since frontier-model AIs have been trained on a large portion of published human knowledge, widespread publication of incorrect information can taint AI results. As more AI-generated slop finds its way onto the internet, this runs the risk of further poisoning AI results. This ultimately can result in completely unusable information.