Reduce the complexity of TLS management

TLS Encryption

TLS is now the standard for doing business online (94% of traffic over Google is encrypted). Plus, providing customers with the confidence their web activity is secure just makes good business sense, but TLS cert management can get complicated, fast. Deliver secure experiences to your users the way you want — without the complexity.

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Benefits

Flexible TLS management at scale

Fastly can remove barriers around TLS setup and management, easing the burden on your teams. Our portfolio of TLS offerings allows every organization to deliver secure and private experiences to their end users, designed to address a variety of customer types and needs — whether you just want to turn on TLS for a single domain or have detailed and complex security requirements.

Simplified management on your own terms

With options to use our TLS certificates or bring your own, you gain full control over your certs via our UI, API, or white-glove service. Plus, auto-renewals for Fastly-managed TLS allow you to stay focused on creating excellent user experiences, not managing certs.

Built for performance and scale

We’ve got you covered regardless of deployment complexity or number of web properties. With Fastly, you can provide a fast, secure experience for all your end-users — even as you grow.

Stay on the forefront of TLS encryption

We provide end-to-end TLS 1.3 support that enables secure and fast experiences from the client to the origin. Plus, we support Mutual TLS (mTLS) for authenticating client certificates and securing public facing APIs, mobile apps, IOT devices and more.

TLS Offerings

Certainly, Fastly’s Certification Authority

Fully supported by Fastly, Certainly certificates offer a high level of trust and reliability. Achieve tighter security with short-lived certificates and simpler certificate management.

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Fastly TLS

A fully managed, customizable solution for any sized business and individual developer.

Platform TLS

For organizations that want to maintain control of the certificate lifecycle, need to use a specific CA, or have regulatory requirements that require use of a specific CA.