Every SSL/TLS certificate is a machine identity. Find, issue and renew yours in one place, and deploy them where they run, without an agent.
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Certificates are issued by different teams, through different authorities, onto different servers. Securden brings the ones discovered on connected systems, issued in the platform or added by hand into one list, so you can see what you have and when it expires.
See the issuer, common name, key algorithm and key size.
List the certificates that no trusted authority has signed.
Download certificates when you need them, and remove the ones you no longer use in bulk.
Create certificate signing requests (CSRs) in the platform and choose who signs them: a public certificate authority (CA), an ACME provider or your own private CA. Save the details you reuse as templates, and set the key type, key size and validity period for each request.
Request certificates from GoDaddy, The SSL Store, DigiCert, GlobalSign, Sectigo, Entrust and emSign.
Get certificates issued automatically by Let's Encrypt, Buypass Go SSL, ZeroSSL or Telia, or add any other ACME-compatible provider.
Create your own CA for internal servers and applications.
Sign certificates yourself for internal or test systems.
Public TLS certificates now last at most 200 days, dropping to 100 days in March 2027 and 47 days in March 2029. Each cut adds renewals, and each renewal is another date your team can miss.
See expired certificates and those expiring within seven days.
A fresh CSR goes to the issuing CA in the background.
Certificates from ACME providers renew without manual steps.
Revoke a certificate when its private key is exposed or the system it protects is retired.
Report on certificates expiring in any period you choose and on those already expired, in PDF, CSV or XLSX.
A renewed certificate protects nothing until it is installed on the machine that uses it. Push certificates from the platform to Windows and Linux machines, including the Microsoft Certificate Store.
Connect public CAs, ACME providers and your own private root CA, and deploy to Windows and Linux.
Track, renew and deploy SSL/TLS certificates from the same platform as your service accounts, API keys and secrets.