Sectigo CodeGuard Professional, $ 468.00/yr. on Linux Cloud

CodeGuard Professional has been added on Sep 22, 2025

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📄 Editorial Review

Sectigo is a long-established commercial Certificate Authority, founded in 1998, that has grown into one of the main global providers of digital certificates and certificate lifecycle management (CLM) solutions. They report more than 1 billion certificates issued, over 700,000 customers worldwide, thousands of active partners, and offices across North America, Europe and Asia, which puts them firmly in the top tier of public CAs by scale and reach.

Their core business is SSL/TLS certificates for securing websites and applications. The catalog covers the full range of validation levels and use cases:

• Domain Validation (DV) for simple encryption and padlock protection
• Organization Validation (OV) where the business identity is verified
• Extended Validation (EV) aimed at e-commerce and high-trust portals
• Single-domain, multi-domain (SAN/UCC), and wildcard variants for more complex environments

All of these share common traits: modern SHA-2 and ECC support, compatibility with all major browsers and devices, unlimited server licensing, and strong financial warranties that scale from hundreds of thousands to over a million dollars depending on the product tier. For many companies that just need a straightforward certificate from a well-known CA, that combination of breadth, trust and warranty is the main attraction.

Beyond classic SSL/TLS, Sectigo has evolved into a broad PKI and identity platform. They issue S/MIME email certificates, document-signing and code-signing certificates, client authentication credentials, IoT and device identity certificates, qualified and eIDAS-aligned products for European regulatory needs, and a family of website security add-ons such as backup, monitoring and malware scanning. This makes them relevant not only for public websites, but also for internal enterprise PKI deployments, DevOps pipelines, and connected devices.

A distinctive pillar is Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM), their CLM platform. SCM is CA-agnostic, so it can discover, monitor and automate certificates from Sectigo and other CAs in one console. It integrates with ACME and common IT stacks (including cloud platforms like AWS and various enterprise tools), and focuses on automating issuance, installation, renewal and revocation to avoid outages from expired or mismanaged certificates. For smaller organizations, SCM Pro offers a lighter, subscription-based "certificates as a service" approach, bundling DV certificates with automated lifecycle management in a simplified dashboard.

Overall, Sectigo is a security and infrastructure vendor rather than a simple SSL shop. Organizations that need to standardize certificate management, reduce manual work and prepare for shorter certificate lifetimes will find the product range and CLM platform particularly appealing.