OVERVIEW
As of March 2026, public TLS certificates max out at 200 days. By 2027, that drops to 100. By 2029, you're renewing every 47 days — up to 8 times more often than today.
For enterprises still tracking certificates in spreadsheets, relying on tribal knowledge, or patching together half-automated scripts, this isn't a future problem. It's already here. One missed renewal can mean outages, compliance failures, or — as we've seen with incidents at major telcos and financial institutions globally — bills running into the millions.
Join Red Hat for a focused session on how Ansible Automation Platform turns certificate lifecycle management from a ticking time bomb into a reliable, auditable, hands-off process — across your entire estate, not just your public-facing web servers.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
- Why 47 days changes everything — the real operational impact of the shrinking validity windows, and why manual processes physically can't keep up
- How AAP fits into your existing toolchain? A real end-to-end workflow — discover, issue, deploy, validate, and roll back certificates automatically across heterogeneous, multi-vendor environments.
- What "good" looks like — zero-touch renewal, audit-ready evidence trails, and a foundation that also prepares you for the post-quantum cryptography transition
- Practical first steps — how to assess your current exposure and pilot automation without a major re-architecture
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- Infrastructure / Platform Engineers: Managing TLS certificates across servers, load balancers, and Kubernetes clusters who are tired of expiry-date spreadsheets and calendar reminders
- Application Owners / DevOps Engineers:Who've been paged at 2 am because a cert expired and took down a customer-facing service
- Security & Identity Teams: Responsible for PKI policy, key custody, or machine identity governance who need execution capability to back up their policies
- IT Operations / SRE Teams: Accountable for uptime and change management, who are staring down an 8x increase in renewal volume with the same headcount
- Compliance & Risk Managers:Who need auditable evidence of certificate lifecycle controls for PCI-DSS, SOC2, ISM, or APRA CPS 234 requirements
- IT Managers & Architects: Evaluating automation platforms and trying to figure out how new tooling fits with existing CA, Vault, or CLM investments
Particularly relevant if
- You're currently managing certificates manually or via custom/semi-automated scripts
- You don't have a confident answer to "how many certificates do we have, and where are they?"
You've had a certificate-related outage in the past 24 months (you're not alone — research shows the majority of organisations have)
You're responsible for any mix of: public-facing TLS, internal mTLS, IoT/device certs, or HSM-backed keys
This is a vendor-neutral, practical session — not a generic security lecture. If you're the person who actually has to make certificate rotation work at scale, this is built for you.
AGENDA:
The webinar will cover:
- Welcome and Introductions
- The Mandate and what is changing?
- How can you do this right with Ansible Automation Platform (AAP)
- Demo
- Q&A
Questions? Please reach out to anzevents@redhat.com.
EVENT DETAILS
| Date : | Tuesday, 28 July 2026 |
| Time : | 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM AEST / 09:00 AM to 10:00 AM AWST /12:00 PM to 1:00 PM NZST Only for Australia and New Zealand time zones |
| Duration : | 1 Hour virtual |