Short answer: yes, SSL/TLS certificates are getting much shorter lives. The 1-year (398-day) certificate ended on 15 March 2026. Today the maximum is 200 days (about 6½ months). From 15 March 2027 it drops to 100 days (about 3 months), and from 15 March 2029 to just 47 days. The change comes from CA/Browser Forum Ballot SC-081, approved in April ...
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