RankEZ

Solutions · Certificate outages & expiry

Stop the Next Expiry From Taking You Down

Spreadsheet-driven chaos, shadow IT issuance, and a shrinking 47-day validity window. Here is what breaks, what it costs, and how RankEZ closes it.

What Manual Management Looks Like

  • Generate CSRs
  • Seek CA verification
  • Deploy certificates to end systems
  • Track expiration dates

Repeated across thousands of certificates, by hand, in a spreadsheet.

The Consequences

  • Teams fall behind on renewals
  • Human errors cause misconfigurations
  • Expired certificates trigger outages
  • No audit trail for compliance
  • Security gaps go unnoticed

“It's only a matter of time before teams fall behind, make mistakes, and cause outages.”

$1M+

Average cost of a certificate-related outage for large enterprises. An expired certificate can take down a website, disrupt APIs or break mobile apps — costing revenue, reputation and regulatory penalties.

No visibility

Certificate sprawl spreads across clouds, clusters and edge devices. You can't track what you don't know exists.

Expired = outage

Unexpected expiration takes down sites, APIs and mobile apps without warning.

Compliance risk

PCI-DSS, HIPAA and GDPR require active certificate management. Violations mean penalties.

Shadow issuance

Teams issue certificates without oversight. No standardized process means blind spots.

How RankEZ Closes It

Four Controls, One Platform

Discover what you cannot see

Network and logon scans, CA integration, CT-log monitoring and keystore inventory — across every environment.

Renew before anyone notices

Zero-touch auto-renewal with provisioning back to load balancers, proxies and app servers.

Prove it to the auditor

One inventory, one audit trail, continuous compliance reporting across the certificate landscape.

Respond in bulk

Crypto-agility: bulk find and replace when an algorithm, CA or key length has to change today.

Bring Every Certificate Under Control

Every certificate discovered, renewed and audited automatically, so the next expiry never becomes an outage.