Is the certificate estate healthy
Chain validity, expiries, issuer posture, and whether renewal automation is in place for the shortening-lifetime era.
Certificate chain, TLS version and cache behaviour in one pass — including readiness for shortening certificate lifetimes.
Part of the CDN World toolkit · live and free to run
This certifies that example.com was inspected for its certificate chain, protocol and cache behaviour.
Every certificate, its validity and its renewal deadline.
What was negotiated at each attempted version.
HIT/MISS behavior per asset class, with honored TTLs.
A grade on whether your renewal operations survive 47-day certificates.
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Chain validity, expiries, issuer posture, and whether renewal automation is in place for the shortening-lifetime era.
Protocol versions and negotiation, is the edge serving TLS 1.3 to clients that speak it?
Repeat-request probes show real HIT/MISS behavior per asset class, not what the config file claims.
Lifetimes step down from March 2026; manual renewal processes stop being survivable. The checker grades your readiness.
A transparent look at exactly what the tool checks, and how it reaches its answer.
The live connection reports whether the certificate chain verifies and which TLS version the edge negotiated for our request.
Every certificate in the chain checked for validity, expiry windows and known-problem issuers.
Cache-Control, Age and related headers on the response show whether content is cacheable and how long edges are told to hold it.
Two plain verdicts — is the certificate valid, and is the content cacheable — with the headers behind each, ready to copy or share.
Certificate lifetimes begin shortening in March 2026; this is the readiness check.
Find the asset classes silently missing cache before the bandwidth bill does.
Chain and protocol posture, documented in a shareable report.
Prove the new edge negotiates and caches the way the old one did, or better.
The toolkit automates the detection and benchmark data behind the assessments we already run, the tools are how we prove the data is good.
Every tool ships free with shareable reports; the business model is the advisory behind it, not your email address.
Live now and free to run, refined as we expand coverage.
Want a human read on the result? A free assessment runs the same analysis, human-graded, usually within 24 hours, and gives you a benchmark against pooled volume pricing.
The research this tool automates.
All part of the same toolkit — passive, non-intrusive, no signup.
A free assessment reviews your whole delivery and security posture, human-graded.
It’s live and free to run in the CDN World toolkit — as is everything on the tools page.
The CA/Browser Forum has scheduled maximum certificate lifetimes to step down from today’s 398 days to 200 days in March 2026, then 100 days in 2027, reaching 47 days by March 2029. Manual renewal doesn’t survive that; the checker grades whether your automation will.
Sequenced repeat requests observe the edge’s actual HIT/MISS responses and honored TTLs per asset class, behavior, not configuration claims.
Protocol and negotiation posture is in the launch scope, graded against current guidance rather than exhaustive cipher enumeration.
Yes, it’s a handful of ordinary HTTPS requests, indistinguishable from a browser visit.
A free assessment covers TLS and cache posture, human-graded, usually within 24 hours.