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Heads Up, Domain Owners: Price Increases for .info, .io, and .pro Are Coming

Heads Up, Domain Owners: Price Increases for .info, .io, and .pro Are Coming

info

io

pro

domains prices

increase

nicsrs

Mark your calendars for January 19, 2026, at 17:00 UTC. If you own or plan to register a .info, .io, or .pro domain, a scheduled price increase is about to take effect.

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LoisDecember 24 2025

What Is Cloud Code Signing (Code-Signing-as-a-Service)?

What Is Cloud Code Signing (Code-Signing-as-a-Service)?

Cloud Code Signing

Code Signing

Code-Signing-as-a-Service

NicSRS Cloud Code Signing

Cloud Code Signing, also known as Code-Signing-as-a-Service, enables software publishers to securely sign applications using cloud-managed keys instead of local devices or hardware tokens. This approach supports modern DevOps and CI/CD workflows, offering greater flexibility, scalability, and centralized control. The article explains the basics of Cloud Code Signing, common use cases, and introduces NicSRS's upcoming Cloud Code Signing service.

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Amy ZhangDecember 18 2025

Where to Buy the Cheapest IP SSL Certificates

Where to Buy the Cheapest IP SSL Certificates

IP SSL Certificates

Cheapest SSL

SSL Pricing

DV SSL

SSL Resellers

SSL Buying Guide

This article explains how to find the cheapest IP SSL certificates by understanding pricing factors such as validation level, certificate type, CA brand, and purchase channel. It compares resellers and CAs, shares practical tips to reduce costs, and highlights how buyers can save money without sacrificing security.

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Amy ZhangDecember 4 2025

How to Buy an SSL Certificate for an IP Address

How to Buy an SSL Certificate for an IP Address

IP SSL Certificate

Public IP SSL

Internal IP SSL

SSL for IP Address

SSL Certificate Guide

NicSRS

sslTrus SSL

This article explains how to correctly choose and deploy an SSL certificate for an IP address by clarifying the key differences between Public IPs and Private IPs. Based on real support experiences at NicSRS, it highlights why identifying your IP type is the first and most important step before purchasing an SSL certificate. The guide walks through product selection, ordering workflow, validation rules, and installation steps for both Public IP and Private IP certificates. It also explains that while all NicSRS SSL products support Public IPs, only sslTrus SSL currently supports Private IPs. By following these steps, customers can avoid product mismatches, reduce delays, and issue certificates more smoothly. Whether you're securing an internet-facing server or an internal system, this article provides practical guidance to help you choose the right product and complete the process with confidence.

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Amy ZhangNovember 27 2025

6 Reasons Why NicSRS is the Top Choice for Global SSL Resellers

6 Reasons Why NicSRS is the Top Choice for Global SSL Resellers

SSL Certificates

Sectigo

NicSRS

In today's competitive hosting and domain market, resellers are always looking for reliable SSL providers who offer more than just certificates — they want automation, flexibility, and real partnership. That's where NicSRS stands out.

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SamanthaOctober 22 2025

Why SSL Is Becoming a Business Decision, Not Just a Security One

Why SSL Is Becoming a Business Decision, Not Just a Security One

SSL Certificates

Certificate Management

NicSRS

sslTrus

A few years ago, purchasing an SSL certificate was a routine IT task — something to tick off a security checklist. But today, that small padlock icon has evolved into something much bigger. SSL is no longer just about encryption; it’s about trust, compliance, and brand reputation.

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SamanthaOctober 16 2025

Sectigo Removes Client Authentication from SSL/TLS Certificates: What You Need to Know

Sectigo Removes Client Authentication from SSL/TLS Certificates: What You Need to Know

Sectigo

Digicert

Client Authentication

SSL Certificates

Sectigo, one of the world's leading certificate authorities, has announced a significant update to its SSL/TLS certificate policy. Starting October 7, 2025, newly issued, renewed, or reissued SSL/TLS certificates will no longer include the Client Authentication function.

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SamanthaOctober 10 2025

Get Ready for the 47-Day SSL Certificate Era: Join the sslTrus CLM Product Launch in Beijing!

Get Ready for the 47-Day SSL Certificate Era: Join the sslTrus CLM Product Launch in Beijing!

sslTrus

CLM

Sectigo

CertificateManagement

We’re excited to announce the upcoming launch event for sslTrus CLM (Certificate Lifecycle Manager), hosted by Racent/NicSRS and co-hosted with Sectigo. This exclusive event will be held on October 28th at JW Marriott Hotel Beijing and offers a unique opportunity to explore two different approaches to tackling the growing challenge of short SSL certificate lifecycles — including the well-known “47-day SSL” rotation challenge.

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SamanthaSeptember 30 2025

CaaS: Revolutionizing SSL Certificate Management

CaaS: Revolutionizing SSL Certificate Management

CaaS

Sectigo

SSL Certificates

NisSRS

sslTrus

In today's digital landscape, SSL/TLS certificates have become essential for securing websites and establishing trust with visitors. However, managing these certificates has grown increasingly complex. With recent industry decisions to shorten certificate validity periods from the current 398 days to just 47 days by 2029, traditional manual management approaches are no longer feasible for businesses of any size.

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SamanthaSeptember 23 2025

Unlocking the Mystery: What the Little Lock in Your Browser's Address Bar Really Means

Unlocking the Mystery: What the Little Lock in Your Browser's Address Bar Really Means

HTTPS

SSL Certificate

Browser

In today's digital age, we've all grown accustomed to seeing that tiny padlock icon in our browser's address bar when visiting websites. For many, it's a quick visual cue that a site is "secure." But what does that lock actually signify, and how much should you trust it? Let's dive into the fascinating world of HTTPS, SSL/TLS certificates, and browser security indicators.

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SamanthaSeptember 16 2025