Skyrsoft CertOps · Certificate lifecycle management
Issue, renew and deploy every certificate you run, public and private, from one console, to the servers and appliances that use them.
In practice
The problem
Public certificates now last 200 days at most, falling to 100 in March 2027 and 47 in March 2029. Renewing by hand goes from a yearly chore to a monthly one.
With CertOps
CertOps gets public certificates over ACME from Let's Encrypt, ZeroSSL or Google Trust Services, renews each one ahead of expiry, and pushes it to where it's installed.
The problem
The certificate on your RD Gateway or AD FS server lapses, and remote staff can't connect.
With CertOps
CertOps renews it ahead of the threshold, deploys it to the RD Gateway or AD FS target, and its Verify step checks what the target is actually serving.
The problem
Renewing the certificate on a FortiGate, Kemp LoadMaster or Sophos Firewall means an export, a web UI and an evening. On Splunk it means editing web.conf and inputs.conf by hand, then restarting Splunk.
With CertOps
CertOps deploys through each product's own management API or CLI, inside a deployment window you set per target. For Splunk it connects over SSH or WinRM, backs up the current certificates, installs the new one for Splunk Web and the HTTP Event Collector, and restarts only what changed. There are 19 built-in target types, so there are no scripts to write, upload or maintain.
The problem
Your WinRM HTTPS listener is bound to a certificate thumbprint. The certificate renews, the listener doesn't follow, and remote PowerShell breaks when the old one expires.
With CertOps
Tick "Enable WinRM HTTPS" on a device group. The agent sets up the listener on port 5986 with the host's certificate, enables the firewall rule, and re-binds it on every renewal.
The problem
Let's Encrypt for the internet-facing sites, an internal CA for everything else, and a spreadsheet to remember which is which.
With CertOps
Both live in one console, with one renewal schedule and one audit trail.
The problem
Macs, Linux servers and appliances that sit outside the domain.
With CertOps
Agents for Windows and macOS enrol and renew on the host. SCEP, EST and the REST API (Pro) cover devices that can't run an agent.
The problem
Your Windows machines join the certificate-secured Wi-Fi. The Macs need to as well, and the plan on the table is a Mac management subscription, bought for that one job.
With CertOps
Tick "Deliver a macOS configuration profile" on a device group and enter the SSID. The CertOps Mac agent installs the machine certificate, fetches the Wi-Fi profile and binds the certificate to the SSID. A local administrator approves the profile in System Settings; macOS requires a person to do that, so the install is not silent.
The problem
Someone needs a PowerShell script signed, and the code-signing certificate lives on one admin's laptop.
With CertOps
Any signed-in user uploads the script. CertOps generates the key and certificate on the server, an Admin or Approver approves, and nobody handles a code-signing certificate or its private key.
How it works
An agent on each Windows or macOS host generates the key pair on the machine and enrols against your internal CA; the private key never leaves the host. Public certificates come over ACME. CertOps renews ahead of expiry: agent certificates in place on the host, and the certificates it holds the key for pushed to the servers and appliances you've added as targets.
Runs on Windows Server · agents for Windows & macOS
# web01.example.com, first enrolment (agent log excerpt)
Machine template received; resuming enrollment.
Generating 2048-bit RSA keypair and CSR (subject='CN=…', …).
Submitting CSR to Skyrsoft CertOps (template=…, deviceId=…).
Certificate issued (serial=…, thumbprint=…, notAfter=…).
# 335 days later (365-day certificate, 30-day threshold)
Cert … entering renewal window (…, thresholdDays=30); …
Renewal auto-issued (oldSerial=…, newSerial=…, …); …
# the keypair was generated on the host; only the CSR was sentCapabilities
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Apply the licence key in the console. The server activates it with one connection to our licensing service, and the limits rise on the installation you already run. One installation per licence key. If a subscription lapses, Pro keeps working for a 30-day grace period.
Before you hand anything a CA private key, read how CertOps protects what it holds and how it compares with AD CS. Every release is listed in the CertOps changelog.