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Ready for 100 DaysAutomating TLS Certificate Management Before the 2027 Deadline

From March 2027, publicly trusted TLS certificates will have a maximum lifetime of 100 days. Join this session to understand what is changing and how to prepare your certificate estate for automated lifecycle management.

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Suraj Singh
Presenter Suraj Singh Presales Manager
October 22, 2026 GST: 12:00 PM – 12:50 PM
IST: 1:30 PM – 2:20 PM
Live Stream Online via Microsoft Teams

Session Overview

The TLS certificate landscape is changing rapidly, with certificate lifetimes being reduced from 200 days today to 100 days from 15 March 2027.

As renewals become more frequent, lifecycle gaps surface: untracked certificates across servers, load balancers and containers, manual CSR and key handling, incomplete redeployment after renewal, missed expiry alerts, and no reliable revocation or retirement.

This session examines these failure points and shows how lifecycle automation resolves each one — from discovery and issuance to deployment and retirement.

What we will cover:
  • What does the 100-day TLS certificate lifetime mean for your renewal volume, outage risk and team workload?
  • How will certificate lifetimes reduce — from 200 days today to 100 days in March 2027 and 47 days in March 2029?
  • Why do certificate sprawl, unknown ownership and shadow certificates lead to unexpected expiry outages?
  • How can you discover every certificate across servers, web/app servers, APIs, containers, network devices, firewalls, WAFs and more in one central inventory?
  • How can you eliminate manual renewals with automated issuance, renewal and deployment?
  • How can you manage public and private CA certificates from a single console?
  • How do you prevent policy drift and enforce approved CAs, key sizes and algorithms with full audit trails?
  • How can proactive alerts turn expiry warnings into faster resolution?
  • How do you identify and safely retire orphaned or unused certificates?
  • How can you build a 100-day readiness plan with CertiNext — assess, automate and monitor?
  • How do you prepare your certificate infrastructure for crypto-agility and post-quantum readiness?

Why Attend This Session?

From March 2027, publicly trusted TLS certificates will have a maximum lifetime of 100 days. For organisations managing thousands of certificates, this means significantly more frequent renewals and a greater risk of outages if the process remains manual.

This session will help you understand what is changing and how to prepare your certificate estate for automated lifecycle management.

About the Speaker

Suraj Singh
Suraj Singh
Presales Manager, eMudhra

Suraj Singh is a cybersecurity and digital transformation leader who helps organizations align technology with business objectives. With a strategic approach to identity, security, and enterprise modernization, he partners with businesses to navigate today's evolving cyber threat landscape while enabling secure growth and innovation.

Combining deep technical expertise with strong business acumen, Suraj works closely with organizations to develop practical, future-ready security strategies that drive resilience, compliance, and long-term success.

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Date and time: Thursday, October 22, 2026
GST: 12:00 PM – 12:50 PM
IST: 1:30 PM – 2:20 PM