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Chrome: New SSL Certificates Can’t Support Client Authentication Starting June 15, 2026

Google Chrome will no longer recognize the client authentication (ClientAuth) extended key usage (EKU) found in SSL/TLS certificates starting in June 2026, and CAs are rolling out changes to their certificates well ahead of the deadline

Google’s Chrome Root Store Policy (v1.6) update encourages CAs not to wait to shift to PKI hierarchies that support server authentication only Google Chrome has announced that it will stop…

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Monitoring Should Take Center Stage as Let’s Encrypt Abandons SSL Expiration Notifications

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Let’s Encrypt will stop sending SSL/TLS expiration emails effective June 4 — now’s the time to ensure you have SSL monitoring and alerts set up Let’s Encrypt (LE) announced earlier…

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CISO Survival Guide: 8 Cyber Security Challenges & How to Navigate Them

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We’ve asked 8 experts how they recommend maneuvering through a tumultuous cyber security threat landscape — here are their solutions Portnox’s survey data shows that 77% of Chief Information Security…

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Microsoft to Enforce Bulk Sender Authentication Requirements Starting May 5

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Microsoft joins Gmail and Yahoo in expanding their efforts to control the spam and malicious emails that make it into users’ inboxes by enforcing stringent bulk email sender requirements On…

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