Starting in March 2026, TLS certificate lifecycles will be cut in half — down to just 200 days. By 2029, the industry will move to mandatory 47-day renewal cycles. For banks, insurers, fintechs, and capital markets firms, this represents an 8–12x increase in renewal volume, with significant implications for regulatory compliance, operational resilience, and customer trust.

Manual certificate lifecycle management (CLM) is no longer viable in this high-frequency environment. Financial institutions will need to automate, enforce governance, and ensure alignment between cybersecurity and business risk priorities.

In this session, PKI and encryption expert George Parsons joins Ryan Hurst, a cryptography pioneer and former security leader at Google and Microsoft, to unpack what’s changing — and what it means for your business.

Whether you're managing a handful of public certificates or overseeing complex hybrid infrastructure across regions and entities, you’ll gain critical insights to:

• Modernize your TLS certificate management strategy
• Quantify risk and communicate exposure technical and business teams, leadership, and the Board
• Incorporate certificate renewal changes into budgets and compliance planning
• Ensure infrastructure readiness for 47-day certificate renewal cycles — critical for public PKI and increasingly adopted for internal PKI
• Avoid outages that could affect customer access, transaction integrity, or real-time data flows

Don’t let TLS changes catch your organization off guard. Join us to understand the impact, get ahead of the shift, and bring agility and resilience to your certificate lifecycle strategy.

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