FAQs: Certificates in mTLS
Common questions about certificate usage in Mutual TLS.
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Common questions about certificate usage in Mutual TLS.
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Mutual TLS (mTLS) is a bilateral authentication protocol that ensures both the server and client are authenticated. By verifying that both parties possess the correct private key, mTLS guarantees the identities of the systems or individuals on both ends. Additional verification is provided by the information in their respective TLS certificates.
mTLS is commonly used in Zero Trust security architectures to verify users, devices, and servers within an organization. It also helps to maintain API security.
For more details, refer to the documentation.