<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>The CA/Browser Forum, supported by Apple, Google, and Mozilla, passed a proposal to reduce the maximum lifespan of TLS certificates starting in March 2026.</li><li>The certificate validity will be gradually reduced to just 47 days by 2029 to enhance internet security and mitigate risks associated with expired or stolen certificates.</li><li>This change poses challenges for website owners and IT teams, requiring them to adapt to shorter certificate lifetimes and prepare for the upcoming security update.</li><li>The shift aims to improve online security by preventing misuse of outdated or compromised certificates, with significant changes planned for TLS certificate validity periods.</li></ul>

TLS Certificate Lifetimes Drop to 47 Days: What You Need to Know

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