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How to Enable HTTPS Everywhere (even internally)

Patrick Easters
November 01, 2022
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How to Enable HTTPS Everywhere (even internally)

Using Smallstep and Caddy to enable HTTPS everywhere

Patrick Easters

November 01, 2022
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Transcript

  1. How to Enable HTTPS Everywhere (even internally) Patrick Easters All

    Things Open 2022

  2. The dreaded red padlock

  3. What does it take to get a cert, anyway? Validation

    Certificate Signing and Application

  4. What are my options internally? Make your service public Keep

    your service private, but use public DNS Be your own Certificate Authority

  5. Let’s solve this with Open Source

  6. Demo Time!