Certificate Transparency Monitoring is now generally available
Cloudflare's Certificate Transparency Monitoring is now generally available, and it no longer alerts on certificates Cloudflare issued for your own domains.
Cloudflare announced general availability of its Certificate Transparency Monitoring service. The key behavioral change is that alerts are no longer generated for certificates that Cloudflare itself issued for a customer's domains, so any alert received now indicates a certificate issued by another certificate authority. Defenders can use the service to detect mis-issued or unauthorized TLS certificates for their domains.
- Certificate Transparency Monitoring moves from beta to general availability.
- Alerts now fire only for certificates issued by CAs other than Cloudflare.
- Useful for detecting rogue or mis-issued certificates via CT logs.
- Vendors
- Cloudflare
From the original article
Cloudflare's Certificate Transparency Monitoring is now generally available. The biggest change: we no longer email you about certificates Cloudflare issued for your domain, so when an alert lands in your inbox, it's worth a look.
By Jenny Yang · blog.cloudflare.com
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