Automate SSL/TLS certificate lifecycle management through different deployment architectures, from server-based automation to enterprise gateway deployment and CDN API integration.
Install an ACME client on your Web server to automate certificate issuance, deployment, and renewal.
A widely adopted approach for environments where server-level installation and configuration are supported.
Deploy a dedicated hardware gateway in front of your existing Web infrastructure. Automate certificate management, HTTPS termination, supported cryptographic algorithms, and integrated security capabilities without installing ACME clients on origin servers.
Designed for enterprise environments with complex, legacy, or mission-critical infrastructure.
Automatically manage dual-algorithm SSL certificates by sharing cloud-deployed ACME hardware gateways or using existing CDN services.
An approach designed for cloud environments that is suitable for users who don't want to deploy a gateway locally. Also good for users who don't want to change their web server.
ACME clients have already made certificate automation widely accessible. For organizations with full control over their Web servers, installing an ACME client is often a straightforward solution. CDN-based certificate automation is also available through many CDN providers.
However, enterprise infrastructure presents a different challenge. Critical business systems, legacy platforms, packaged applications, and dedicated appliances may not support ACME clients or may be difficult to modify. Upgrading every origin server to accommodate new cryptographic algorithms can also introduce operational interrupt risks and additional costs.
By moving public-facing HTTPS termination, certificate lifecycle management automation, and supported cryptographic agile capabilities to a dedicated gateway, ZoTrus helps enterprises modernize their website security without requiring changes to their existing origin servers or business applications. Beyond SSL certificate automation, the gateway integrates HTTPS offloading, supported hybrid post-quantum key exchange algorithms, multi-CA certificate management, and WAF protection in supported configurations.
Many enterprise web applications run on legacy platforms, packaged business software, appliances, or mission- critical systems that cannot safely accommodate additional ACME clients or frequent infrastructure changes.
Manually managing SSL/TLS certificates creates another operational burden: certificates must be obtained, deployed, renewed, and replaced before they expire. At the same time, enterprises face growing pressure to prepare for post- quantum cryptography and strengthen web application protection.
Traditional solutions often address these challenges separately. Certificate automation, HTTPS offloading, PQC migration, and WAF protection can become separate projects involving different products, teams, and maintenance procedures.
The gateway separates public- facing HTTPS security from the underlying business application. Existing origin systems can remain largely unchanged and offload the encryption and decryption work, letting the server resources be dedicated to the business system. Certificate private keys are generated and protected within the gateway hardware, reducing exposure associated with manual certificate handling and deployment.

ZoTrus HTTPS Automation Gateway combines certificate management, HTTPS encryption handling, and related security features into a single device. Users can choose different hardware configurations and models based on the number of websites, traffic volume, and functional requirements.






Expired certificates and manual deployments can cause unnecessary operational risks, especially when the certificates are used by multiple websites or business systems. ZoTrus HTTPS Automation Gateway integrates ACME-based certificate automation management, allowing centralized management of dual-algorithm SSL certificates, with a single gateway supporting up to 255 website systems. The gateway handles key operations like automatic certificate application, validation, issuance, deployment, and renewal, which significantly reduces repetitive manual management and greatly lowers the risk of missing renewals.

SSL certificates are applied for and deployed to web servers manually. Now, just deploy the gateway in parallel, let the website traffic flow to the gateway at the same time, and after running in parallel for a while, stop the domain resolution to the original web server's public IP. This way, smoothly switch to dual-algorithm SSL certificate automation and HTTPS automation.
Main features:
Certificate automation should not depend entirely on the availability of one CA. ZoTrus supports multiple certificate authorities and automated switching mechanisms, helping improve certificate supply resilience and reliability.

Post-quantum cryptography migration can be difficult when business applications are legacy systems, vendor-controlled platforms, or too critical to modify frequently. ZoTrus HTTPS Automation Gateway supports hybrid post-quantum cryptographic algorithms for HTTPS, including X25519MLKEM768 and SM2MLKEM768, alongside supported traditional algorithms. This allows organizations to introduce gateway-supported PQC capabilities without requiring every origin application to implement those algorithms itself.


Deeply developed based on the open-source Chromium project, ZT Browser provides free support for SM2 HTTPS and post-quantum cryptography-enabled HTTPS. The prominent Q indicator in the address bar helps users easily identify HTTPS connections protected by post-quantum cryptographic algorithms, making PQC more visible and understandable and encouraging wider adoption of post-quantum cryptography.



ZoTrus Gateway integrated WAF capability helps inspect web traffic and apply configured protection policies before requests reach the origin server. HTTPS offloading allows the gateway to process decrypted traffic for inspection before forwarding permitted requests to the application.

The gateway handles public- facing HTTPS encryption and decryption, reducing the need for origin servers to manage those external TLS connections directly.

Traditional HTTPS gateways focus primarily on TLS termination and traffic forwarding. ZoTrus combines those functions with automated certificate lifecycle management and additional security capabilities in one deployment architecture. The goal is to reduce the need to coordinate separate changes across every application.
ZoTrus HTTPS Automation Gateway is designed for organizations that need to strengthen HTTPS security while preserving existing application investments. For organizations evaluating deployment, the appropriate gateway capacity and architecture should be selected according to website count, HTTPS traffic volume, availability requirements, origin topology, and required cryptographic features.
Automate SSL/TLS certificate management, introduce supported post- quantum cryptography, strengthen web application protection, and reduce single- CA dependency, with a gateway- based approach designed for existing enterprise infrastructure.
Contact ZoTrus to discuss your existing architecture, certificate management requirements, PQC migration objectives, and deployment options.