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How often should website owners renew their SSL/TLS certificates in a PKI infrastructure?

26 February · 3 ·
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29 February
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Website owners should renew their SSL/TLS certificates at least once every 13 months, as most Certificate Authorities now issue certificates with a maximum validity of 398 days. It's recommended to automate this process to ensure continuous security. Answer by: VirrgoTech

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26 February
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SSL/TLS certificates typically have a validity period, often a year. Website owners should renew their certificates before expiration to maintain continuous security, as an expired certificate can compromise the site's trustworthiness.

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