Aladdin Launches Enterprise CA 3.0 with Kubernetes Support and Fourfold Faster Certificate Issuance
Aladdin has released Aladdin Enterprise CA 3.0, the latest version of its corporate Certificate Authority solution. The update focuses on Kubernetes orchestration, certificate automation, and SIEM integration.
According to the vendor, mass issuance of file-based certificates is now up to four times faster compared with the previous generation. The company presented the new release on its official website. Pilot projects are scheduled to begin on 2 November, with general availability planned for December 2026.
The product is positioned as a direct replacement for Microsoft CA, enabling migration without stopping existing services. In the third generation, support for Kubernetes and Deckhouse has been significantly expanded, allowing automated management, cluster building, and high availability configurations.
A major addition is support for the ACME protocol, which automates the issuance and deployment of SSL certificates and reduces manual administrative tasks. For security teams, the release introduces centralized security log management and direct SIEM integration to help detect suspicious activity.
The update also adds compatibility with RED Database, an English-language interface, and enhanced administration tools. Version 3.0 is currently undergoing certification by FSTEC Russia. Users of the 2.x branch will continue to receive bug fixes and vulnerability patches, so migration is not required solely for security maintenance.
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