TLS cert lifetimes just dropped to 200 days — and they're heading to 47. ExpiryMap tracks every expiring credential across your entire infrastructure so nothing slips through the cracks.
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The CA/Browser Forum has voted. Certificate lifetimes are shrinking on a fixed regulatory schedule — and the first reduction is already live.
Maximum certificate validity drops to 200 days. DCV reuse limited to 200 days.
Validity drops to 100 days. DCV reuse limited to 100 days. Manual renewal becomes impossible at scale.
Maximum 47-day validity. DCV reuse: 10 days. Full automation or daily firefighting — your choice.
Stop juggling spreadsheets and calendar reminders. ExpiryMap discovers, monitors, and alerts on every expiration across your stack.
Point ExpiryMap at your infrastructure and it finds every credential automatically. AWS, GCP, Azure, Kubernetes, Vault — no manual inventory needed.
Escalation chains that reach the right person at the right time. Slack, PagerDuty, email — alerts fire at 90, 30, 14, and 7 days before expiry.
TLS certs, API keys, domains, cloud secrets, software licenses — one dashboard with color-coded timelines. See your entire expiration landscape at a glance.
Full audit logs, exportable compliance reports, and regulatory timeline tracking. Know exactly where you stand when auditors come knocking.
of outages are caused by expired certificates
— Ponemon Institute
certificates managed by the average enterprise
— Keyfactor Industry Report
of organizations experienced cert-related outages in the past 2 years
— Venafi Research
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Every expired certificate is a preventable incident. Start tracking your infrastructure's expiration dates in under 5 minutes.
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