How Cloudflare is helping domain owners with the upcoming Entrust CA distrust by Chrome and Mozilla
Sep 19, 2024Dina Kozlov
Summary
This post details Cloudflare's integration of SSL.com as a new certificate authority (CA) for its Advanced Certificate Manager and SSL for SaaS products. This allows customers who previously relied on Entrust (which is being distrusted by Chrome and Mozilla) to transition to a trusted CA with automated issuance and renewal through Cloudflare's platform. It outlines the UI and API configurations for selecting SSL.com, the default 90-day validity period, and the option for custom validity periods for Enterprise customers. It also emphasizes the benefits of Cloudflare's managed certificate pipeline over manual management for Entrust customers.
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