CyberSiftCertificate Manager

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Overview

The CyberSift Certificate Manager issues, renews and keeps track of every TLS certificate your organisation uses, on a server you control.

In short: install one container, follow the setup guide, issue your first certificate. Renewals and alerts look after themselves from then on.

What it does for you

  • Issues and renews automatically. Public and internal host names, wildcards and multi-name certificates. Nobody has to remember an expiry date again.
  • Keeps one inventory. Every certificate, issued here or uploaded from a vendor, with its expiry, issuer, key strength and any problems.
  • Warns you early. E-mail, Microsoft Teams or Slack, at the thresholds you choose.
  • Hands certificates out. Your servers fetch them through the API, a download link or a small pull script. Nothing is pushed onto your servers.
  • Checks the hand-over. It records which systems picked up each certificate, and can check what a host is actually serving, so a missed renewal is caught early.
  • Watches what it did not issue. Appliance and vendor certificates can be uploaded or tracked by their live endpoint.

How it fits in

Topic In short
Where it runs One container on your own server, on-premises or in your cloud
Who uses it Your IT and security teams, through the browser or the API
Sign-in Microsoft Entra ID, OIDC or LDAP, plus a built-in administrator
What you configure Everything in the web interface. The server only needs a port and a key

Licensing in one line

Licences count certificates, not users: add as many people and teams as you like. See Licensing.

Get started

  1. Install: about ten minutes on a server with Docker.
  2. First run: create the administrator and walk through the setup guide.
  3. Sign-in: connect Entra ID or LDAP so your team can sign in.