200-day SSL/TLS certificates (199-day renewals) arrive March 2026, increasing renewal pressure and making CLM automation essential to avoid outages and risk.
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Safer Internet Day highlights the importance of trust online. Learn the website security checks businesses should prioritize in 2026 to protect users and brands.
Discover how Common Mark Certificates enable you to display your brand logo in email inboxes with no trademark required. Boost trust with CMCs and BIMI.
Sectigo BlogWhen Digital Trust Breaks: How Shrinking Certificate Lifespans Expose Hidden Security Debt
Shrinking certificate lifespans expose hidden security debt, forcing organizations to automate digital trust or face outages and business risk.
A CBOM gives enterprises visibility into cryptographic assets, improving governance, risk management, and readiness for post-quantum security.
BIMI boosts inbox security and brand trust by displaying verified logos on authenticated emails using DMARC and mark certificates.
In 2026, state and local governments must adopt automation, Zero Trust, and certificate lifecycle management to strengthen cybersecurity resilience.
Sectigo BlogHow Certificate Automation Secures Transport and Logistics Organizations in the 47-Day SSL Era
Automation is essential for transport and logistics organizations to prevent outages and secure operations as SSL certificates shrink to 47-day lifecycles.
A digital signature is a PKI-based digital certificate that authenticates the identity of the signer and ensures electronically transmitted documents and digital messages have not been forged or tampered with. Digital signatures are similar to…
Prepare for quantum threats today. Learn how HNDL attacks endanger encrypted data and how Sectigo helps build quantum-safe cryptography strategies.
Public sector agencies face rising certificate risks. Automated, centralized CLM boosts security, compliance, and service reliability.
Learn about the different types of SSL certificates: extended validated (EV), organization validated (OV) and domain validated (DV). See use cases, variations, and more.