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.
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Sectigo Blog
End of manual certificate management: Why automation is becoming a cybersecurity requirement
Manual certificate management is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain. Spreadsheets and hands-on renewals have long posed inefficiency challenges, but with that inefficiency comes added security risks. As the volume of digital certificates in use grows, and public SSL/TLS lifespans have started...
Every October, Cybersecurity Awareness Month provides a reminder of the growing number of digital threats and motivation to tackle these challenges proactively. Federal agencies and industry leaders come together to...
Sectigo Blog
Phishing Is Getting Harder to Spot: How Organizations Can Help Customers Know What to Trust
Phishing remains a growing threat. The Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) identified 3.8 million unique attacks in 2025, showing just how widespread these schemes have become. Cybersecurity Awareness Month emphasizes the importance of...
The NIST contest has not been the only government-led effort to discover qunatum-resistant algorithms. In this episode we describe South Korea's PQC contest, which is entirely independent of the NIST contest.
200-day certificates are expiring. Learn how shorter lifespans affect renewals and how CLM automation can reduce operational risk.
In this second of two episodes, we finish our discussion of Scientifically Relevant Quantum Computers (SRQC) and their implications.
We define a new term, Quantum Security Posture Management (QSPM) and explain what it is and why it's important for PQC plans.
Press Release
Sectigo introduces Sectigo Quantum Ready™ to help enterprises discover cryptographic assets, prioritize quantum risk and accelerate crypto agility
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.
In this first of two episodes, we discuss the expected scientific applications for quantum computing architecture and the idea of a Scientifically Relevant Quantum Computer (SRQC).
Sectigo Partner Platform's flexible tenancy options help partners scale certificate management with dedicated or secure shared environments for different customer needs.
Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) is supposed to be this highly secure method of key exchange. But is it as secure as people say? We explore the potential weaknesses with QKD.
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.
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