[GET] 2018 SSL Certificate Maximum Duration Set To 825 Days

[RegaLives]

February 2, 2018 Tom Zermeno

As of February 28, 2018, all Certificate Authorities and providers, including SSL.com, will no longer issue publicly trusted SSL Certificates with a three year lifespan. Starting March 1, 2018, SSL certificate maximum duration will now be set to 825 days.

The CA/B Forum (the regulatory industry for digital certificates and authentication) has reduced the maximum validity period for SSL/TLS Certificates to 27 months, with the goal of providing the best balance of convenience and dependability in the digital certificates that protect the
websites, servers, and other devices that make up the Internet.

After March 1, the renewal or reissuance term of a certificate originally ordered for longer than 27 months will be reduced to to the new 27 month maximum term. When this 27 month term expires, SSL.com customers will receive a free replacement certificate, which shall be valid for the
remainder of the term of their certificate order.

No action is required for 3 year certificates issued before March 1, 2018 – these are unaffected and shall remain valid for their full term. The new regulations and term limits will apply when replacing any certificate after March 1.

Maximum Duration Set To 825 Days

[Lumos]

RegaLives.
Possibly useful info - and at $36.75 to $49.00/yr for their most basic service, I'd surely opt for something equal but less costly.

[kontiki]

Thanks to smithnowt and OP for info repped both of you.