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tls-pro
Deploy and harden TLS — certificate lifecycle, modern cipher configuration, HSTS, and certificate-transparency monitoring.
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## Overview
TLS is the encryption backbone of the internet, but "we have HTTPS" is not a security statement — weak protocols, expired certificates, and missing HSTS are evergreen findings. Professional TLS practice covers the full lifecycle: provisioning, configuration hardening, renewal automation, and monitoring.
This skill gives you the defensive playbook: what "good TLS" looks like in 2026, how to automate it, and how to catch the failures before your users (or auditors) do.
TLS is infrastructure: invisible when it works, catastrophic when it fails at 2 AM on a holiday. Professional TLS practice treats certificates like production dependencies — inventoried, monitored, and automated — because every expired certificate in history was 'someone's job to remember' right up until it was not.
## When to use
- Configuring or reviewing TLS on web servers, APIs, load balancers, and mail.
- Setting up certificate issuance and automated renewal (ACME/Let's Encrypt or internal PKI).
- Remediating scanner findings: weak ciphers, old protocols, missing HSTS, expired certs.
- Monitoring certificate transparency logs for rogue certificates.