SSL/TLS Certificates to be reduced to 47 days
Mark your calendars. Starting in 2029, SSL/TLS certificates will have a maximum lifespan of just 47 days. This move by the CA/Browser Forum is a huge step toward better digital security.
SSLTrust Cyber Security Blog
Below we have a collection of articles written by our in-house SSL/TLS and Security Experts and also a collection of guest writers we invite. We cover all things related to the Certificate Authority industry, cyber security and the internet.
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What Happened to the Green Address Bar on EV Certificates?
Historically, one of the most sought-after benefits of Extended Validation (EV) SSL certificates was that they activated the coveted green address bar. However, that feature is no longer available in most modern browsers. So what happened to it?
What is SSL Email? Secure Email Communication Explained
While the rise of social media has made emails less ubiquitous as a form of digital communication in our personal lives, they are still heavily relied on in the professional world. For this reason, proper email security is essential to ensure that …
Whois Domain Control Validation Phased Out: What You Need to Know
Whois-based domain control validation (DCV) is being phased out due to security vulnerabilities and outdated data issues. By July 15, 2025, CAs will no longer support it. You'll need to switch to a more secure method if you have a domain and use …
TLS 1.0 & 1.1 is Closer to Retirement, with Microsoft giving a new deadline
After nearly 25 years, Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.0 is finally on the verge of being phased out entirely. Microsoft Azure has delayed its deadline for dropping TLS 1.0 and 1.1 support to 31 August 2025, highlighting how challenging it is to …
The Effects of AI on Cybersecurity: Risks and Rewards
AI is changing cybersecurity. It’s better at threat detection and automates defences but brings new risks. Today, we can explore the effects of AI on cybersecurity: the good and the bad.
What is Harvest Now, Decrypt Later (HNDL)? We explain it all
Imagine a cybercriminal getting your personal or business data today but can’t do anything with it – because it is encrypted. Fast forward a few years, and with new technology, that same data could be decrypted and exploited, and your sensitive info …
Beat the DigiCert Price Hike: Upto 70% Saved
DigiCert has raised prices for its entire line of SSL/TLS products, and many of its customers are rethinking their web security strategy. If you’re a business or website owner who relies on DigiCert for your online security needs, this might seem …
Annual Cyber Threat Report 2023–2024: The State of Cybersecurity in Australia
The 2023–2024 Cyber Threat Report by the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) has been released, and it is a reality check for Australia’s cyber landscape. State sponsored attacks, critical infrastructure vulnerabilities and cybercriminals getting …
A Guide to the Australian Information Security Manual (ISM)
The ISM, developed by the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC), is a standardised cyber security framework tailored explicitly for Australian organisations. It is a dynamic and evolving resource that empowers organisations to implement robust …
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