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Oct 13, 2026

Drew Connery-MurrayHOST
14:40
Cloudflare says it's applied to root programs with Chrome, Apple, Microsoft, and Mozilla, end quote.
Drew Connery-MurrayHOST
14:45
Signed a definitive agreement to acquire an established, broadly trusted root from GlobalSign, end quote.
Drew Connery-MurrayHOST
14:50
They also plan to offer post-quantum certificates.
Drew Connery-MurrayHOST
14:53
It does sound like Cloudflare intends to provide certificates for free along similar lines to Let's Encrypt, which has been doing it for a while.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
14:36
This would allow it the digital certificates that underpin web authentication and encryption.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
14:40
Cloudflare says it's applied to root programs with Chrome, Apple, Microsoft, and Mozilla, and, quote, "Signed a definitive agreement to acquire an established, broadly trusted root from GlobalSign," end quote.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
14:50
They also plan to offer post-quantum certificates.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
14:53
Uh, it does sound like Cloudflare intends to provide certificates for free, uh, along similar lines to Let's Encrypt, which has been doing it for a while.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
14:40
Cloudflare says it's applied to root programs with Chrome, Apple, Microsoft, and Mozilla, end quote.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
14:45
Signed a definitive agreement to acquire an established, broadly trusted root from GlobalSign, end quote.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
14:50
They also plan to offer post-quantum certificates.
Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
14:53
It does sound like Cloudflare intends to provide certificates for free along similar lines to Let's Encrypt, which has been doing it for a while.
Brian TellerHOST
12:36
Second, Cloudflare plans to become a public certificate authority.
Brian TellerHOST
12:41
It has applied to the Chrome, Apple, Microsoft, and Mozilla root programs and signed an agreement to acquire an existing trusted root from GlobalSign.
Brian TellerHOST
12:54
Cloudflare also says it wants to be one of the early CAs issuing post-quantum certificates.
Brian TellerHOST
13:01
Cloudflare has spent years being one of the largest consumers of publicly trusted certificates.
Alastair CookeHOST
7:25
Turning away from AI just briefly, Cloudflare is launching a free public certificate authority to issue digital certificates that keep encrypted websites safe and secure.
Alastair CookeHOST
7:35
Uh, Cloudflare is a- acquiring established systems from GlobalSign and will support both the old and new devices while particularly providing a reliable backup to services like Let's Encrypt that are oriented towards very fast turnaround for renewing certificates.
Alastair CookeHOST
7:50
The company also offers to, uh...
Alastair CookeHOST
7:52
The company also plans to offer advanced post-quantum certification by twenty twenty-seven to protect against those quantum threats we know are coming along.
Eddie Montes TravisHOST
1:51
We've gathered a massive stack of sources to guide us through this.
Eddie Montes TravisHOST
1:55
I am talking about recent cybersecurity threat reports, enterprise architecture guides, and major legal updates from organizations like GlobalSign, Swisign, Utumaco, Security Brief UK, NotaryCam, the National Notary Association, and several others.
Marylyn Lee TrotterHOST
2:09
There's a lot of heavy reading.
Eddie Montes TravisHOST
2:10
Oh, definitely.

11 MINS LATER

Marylyn Lee TrotterHOST
13:01
Precisely.
Marylyn Lee TrotterHOST
13:02
It is the bedrock of digital commerce and legal validation.
Marylyn Lee TrotterHOST
13:06
But the data from the Swissign and GlobalSign reports highlights a massive structural shift happening right now.
Marylyn Lee TrotterHOST
13:12
The lifespan of these certificates is shrinking dramatically.
Steve HallHOST
3:17
I mean, it doesn't matter how old you are, if whether you're 10 years old or 90 years old, you, you look at your phone and you see an email.
Steve HallHOST
3:24
Who's that from? Is that from GlobalSign, or is that from someone pretending to, trying to pretend to be GlobalSign?
Michelle DavidsonHOST
3:31
Mm.
Steve HallHOST
3:31
Is it someone trying to steal my money and my credentials? And that's why now, you know, companies, of course, have regulations that they didn't have in place 30 years ago to obviously make sure that they've got the right systems in place and updates to stop that from happening or try to prevent it from happening.

20 MINS LATER

Steve HallHOST
23:40
You know, we got used to using open source before, about sharing code, for example, about doing things quicker.
Steve HallHOST
23:45
I think as AI is, is harnessed properly, especially with agile cryptography as well, that idea where someone creates a policy or, or process, enough people can copy it rather than always trying to reinvent it and doing the wrong thing, so.
Michelle DavidsonHOST
23:57
Yeah, and we talked about, mentioned about being crypto agile, being crypto agile, and we've spoken about it with Arvid, our CISO from GlobalSign-
Steve HallHOST
24:04
Yeah
Rich StroffolinoHOST
1:37
What's new is that Cloudflare is moving from a Chrome experiment to running its own CA.
Rich StroffolinoHOST
1:42
It has agreed to acquire publicly trusted root key material from GlobalSign, a deal expected to close within two months, and has applied to the Chrome, Apple, Microsoft, and Mozilla root programs.
Rich StroffolinoHOST
1:52
Classical certificates will start once those are accepted, with production MTC issuance planned for the first quarter of 2027.
Rich StroffolinoHOST
2:00
MTCs work by proving a certificate is logged in a trusted registry with a lightweight proof, so connections don't have to carry heavy post-quantum signatures.
Jesse JohnsonHOST
20:21
What's new is that Cloudflare is moving from a Chrome experiment to running its own certificate authority.
Jesse JohnsonHOST
20:28
It has agreed to acquire publicly trusted root key material from GlobalSign, a deal expected to close within two months, and has applied to Chrome, Apple, Microsoft, Mozilla root programs.
Jesse JohnsonHOST
20:39
Classical certificates will start once those are accepted.
Jesse JohnsonHOST
20:43
With production MTC issuance planned for the first quarter of 2027, MTCs work by proving a certificate is logged in a trusted registry with a lightweight proof so connections don't have to carry heavy post-quantum signatures.

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