AppViewX Certificate Lifecycle Management

AppViewX is a machine identity security company headquartered in New York, with offices in the UK and Australia and development centers in India. It helps large enterprises manage the certificates, keys and machine identities that secure servers, applications, cloud workloads and now AI agents, and counts Fortune 1000 firms including six of the top ten global commercial banks among its customers.

AppViewX Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM), part of the AVX Platform, discovers, issues, renews, deploys, revokes and monitors public and private certificates from one console without CA lock-in. Smart Discovery scans servers, cloud workloads, Kubernetes clusters, load balancers and network devices; closed-loop automation handles enrollment, installation, renewal and key rotation; and a policy engine enforces cryptographic standards. It prepares organizations for 47-day certificate validity and post-quantum migration with cryptographic inventory and CBOM, and runs as SaaS, private cloud, hybrid or on-premises.

• Smart Discovery: Finds unmanaged and non-compliant certificates across hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructure.
• Closed-loop automation: Automates enrollment, installation, renewal, revocation and key rotation.
• Policy engine: Enforces cryptographic and PKI policies with role-based access and audit reports.
• 47-day readiness: Automates renewals and domain control validation for short-lived certificates.
• Post-quantum readiness: Builds cryptographic inventory and CBOM aligned with NIST PQC guidance.
• MCP server: Lets AI assistants query certificate inventory, expiry and weak-algorithm risks in natural language.

A Vietnamese bank can inventory thousands of TLS certificates across data centers and cloud and automate renewals to avoid service outages. A telecom operator can manage certificates on load balancers and Kubernetes clusters from one policy engine. A large enterprise can build a cryptographic inventory to plan post-quantum migration.

Automated discovery and renewal prevent outages caused by expired certificates; a Forrester Total Economic Impact study cited by the vendor reports 302% ROI. CA-agnostic management avoids lock-in and lets teams switch certificate authorities quickly. Automation prepares organizations for 47-day TLS certificate lifetimes, which would be unmanageable manually. Cryptographic inventory and CBOM give a starting point for post-quantum migration plans.

The CA/Browser Forum is shortening public TLS certificate lifetimes toward 47 days, and governments are setting timelines for post-quantum cryptography, making certificate automation unavoidable. Banks, telecom operators and e-government systems in Vietnam and Southeast Asia rely heavily on digital certificates and face the same pressure as their digital services scale.

Headquartered in New York with offices in the UK and Australia and development centers in India. Acquired by private equity firm Haveli Investments in January 2025 and acquired Eos in March 2026. Named a leader in the IDC CLM MarketScape (2026) and an Overall Leader in the KuppingerCole NHI Leadership Compass (2025). Other products: PKI, code signing, SSH and Agent Identity Security.