Help your customers navigate the 47-day certificate lifespan

Public SSL/TLS certificates used to be valid for 398 days. That ended on March 15, 2026. The CA/Browser Forum cut the maximum lifespan of publicly trusted certificates to 47 days by March 2029, rolling out in three phases. Phase one is already live, capping validity at 200 days. From March 2027 the cap drops to 100 days, and by March 2029 it lands at 47 days.

By the time phase three hits, your customers will be renewing each public certificate roughly eight times a year. When you account for the hundreds or thousands of certificates every enterprise runs across load balancers, web servers, CDNs, and APIs, the manual approach stops working.

Enterprises have already initiated conversations around automated certificate lifecycle management, and Key Manager Plus is built for this purpose. Join us for a partner-only session on the mandate, the customer pain points it's creating across MEA, and how to position Key Manager Plus against organizations that are already feeling the squeeze.

In this webinar, we will cover:

• A detailed breakdown of the mandate and the three phases
• The critical impacts and challenges your customers will face in the coming years
• How to position Key Manager Plus to your existing ManageEngine customers
• A live walkthrough of certificate discovery, renewal automation, and multi-CA management in Key Manager Plus