From Chaos to Control: Automating Machine Identity Security Before the 47-Day Certificate Deadline

By March 2026, public TLS certificate lifespans will halve—and eventually shrink to just 47 days by 2029—driving urgent change in how organizations manage certificate renewals, and ultimately, digital trust. TLS certificates are the machine identities that underpin secure communication on the internet. Manual certificate tracking at the scale demanded by 47-day renewals simply won’t be feasible. And without automation, shortened lifecycles increase the risk of outages and compliance failures. Now is the time to implement a modern, automated certificate management strategy to safeguard trust, ensure compliance, and keep pace with the internet’s accelerating demands.

What Will Attendees Learn

You’ll leave the session with practical guidance on how to:

Modernize your certificate lifecycle management with scalable automation
Align risk communication across technical teams, leadership, and the board
Budget for the transition and articulate the cost of inaction
Prepare your infrastructure for continuous 47-day renewal cycles, essential for public PKI and increasingly valuable for internal systems

Who Should Attend

Organizations in business or government sectors with a high volume of public-facing TLS certificates and complex environments, including:

Complex, internet-facing environments with load balancers, APIs, CDNs, and VPNs
Multi-cloud, hybrid cloud, Kubernetes, and containerized workloads
Decentralized certificate ownership and high compliance or uptime requirements

The Panelists

Florin Lazurca

Director, Product Marketing

Florin Lazurca leads product marketing for machine identity management at CyberArk. He has broad knowledge of enterprise software and IT, SaaS services, and rapidly evolving cloud native and security technologies solutions. His background includes being an architect in networking, virtualization, and security. In the past, he was engaged with customers in both professional services and sales engineering to protect networks, applications, and data for diverse companies and organizations. He is passionate about Information Systems security and has amassed a wide range of knowledge in security tools, technologies, and best practices based on his experience.

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