Entrust SSL Certificates are Distrusted by Google Chrome
… and every company wants you to move to their CLM platform. But does that solve your problem?
At eMudhra, we are customer first! So, we are not gonna tell you that switching the provider alone will solve your problem.
What will Solve your Problem?
- Login/create an account on emSign CertHub
- Set up your Enterprise account details on the platform
- Click on 'Discover' on the left hand panel and generate bots to install on your network
- Start discovering your certificates and create your inventory through emSign CertHub
- Now you can see all the certificate details irrespective of the issuer CA
this is Absolutely FREE
- Ensure continuous operation with our built-in SSL/TLS certificate redundancy.
- Benefit from our support for multiple Certificate Authorities (CAs).
- Avoid downtime with seamless SSL/TLS certificate failover capabilities.
- Keep your business running smoothly with our robust SSL/TLS redundancy solutions.
- Enhance reliability with our integrated CA redundancy for SSL/TLS certificates.
- Automate SSL/TLS certificate issuance and renewal effortlessly.
- Gain complete visibility into the status of your SSL/TLS certificates.
- Ensure compliance and mitigate risks with proactive SSL/TLS management.
- Streamline SSL/TLS certificate monitoring for enhanced security and control.
Here’s what you need to know
As a trusted global CA and a player in PKI industry for over 15 years, we have helped more than 10 thousand enterprises manage their trust ecosystems over the years.
Our SSL certificates are trusted by All browsers globally
You can validate your SSL certificates with our SSL validator
We are a member of CA Browser Forum
We are a WebTrust Accredited Company
Are you a SSL Reseller Affected by this Incident?
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- Transfer your Entrust SSL stocks at zero Cost
- Enjoy at least 30% discount on renewal of contract
- Get world class support and validation
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About the Incident
Google Chrome has announced it will no longer trust Entrust SSL/TLS certificates starting November 1, 2024. This decision stems from compliance issues identified in Entrust’s certificate issuance practices. The distrust will likely be followed by other major browsers, affecting websites that rely on these SSL certificates. Websites using Entrust SSL certificates will be flagged as unsecured, potentially disrupting business operations.
Source: https://security.googleblog.com/2024/06/sustaining-digital-certificate-security.html