Aladdin Releases Enterprise CA 3.0 with Kubernetes Automation and SIEM Integration

Russian vendor Aladdin has unveiled version 3.0 of its corporate certificate authority platform, Aladdin Enterprise CA. The update emphasizes Kubernetes and Deckhouse orchestration to automate certificate lifecycle management and improve cluster resilience. Mass issuance of file-based certificates is now up to four times faster than in the previous release. New ACME protocol support enables fully automated SSL certificate deployment, reducing manual administrative tasks. Security teams gain centralized audit logging with direct SIEM integration for better detection of suspicious activity. The product is positioned as a drop-in replacement for Microsoft CA, supporting live migration without service interruption. It also adds compatibility with RED Database, an English-language interface, and is currently undergoing FSTEC Russia certification.

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Aladdin has introduced Aladdin Enterprise CA 3.0, the latest version of its corporate Certificate Authority platform. The release focuses on Kubernetes orchestration, certificate automation, and SIEM integration to meet the needs of large-scale enterprise environments.

According to the vendor, the new version accelerates mass issuance of file-based certificates by up to four times compared with the previous release. Aladdin Enterprise CA 3.0 is positioned as a direct replacement for Microsoft CA, allowing organizations to migrate without interrupting existing services.

Kubernetes and Automation Enhancements

The third generation expands support for Kubernetes and the Deckhouse platform. These integrations enable automated certificate management, simplified cluster deployment, and improved fault tolerance across distributed infrastructures.

Additional automation comes from native ACME protocol support, which allows automatic issuance and deployment of SSL certificates. This reduces the need for manual operations that often turn certificate maintenance into a time-consuming administrative burden.

Security and Compliance Features

For information security teams, the update introduces centralized security log management and seamless SIEM integration. Events can be aggregated and analyzed to identify suspicious activity more effectively.

The platform now supports RED Database, includes an English-language interface, and offers expanded administrative capabilities. Aladdin Enterprise CA 3.0 is currently undergoing certification by FSTEC Russia. Existing users of the 2.x branch will continue to receive support, bug fixes, and vulnerability patches without being required to migrate solely for maintenance updates.

Pilot projects are scheduled to begin on November 2, with general availability planned for December 2026.

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