The Internet Security Research Group and its Let's Encrypt project -- a free, automated and open security certificate authority -- wants to make the Internet securer than it is today.

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By making encryption free and easy, Let's Encrypt solved one of the web’s biggest problems. Its secret? A maniacal focus on automation and efficiency.

Let's Encrypt issues one-billionth web security certificate In less than five years, Let's Encrypt has secured almost 200 million websites with free TLS certificates.

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VIDEO: Josh Aas, executive director of the Internet Security Research Group, discusses the mission of Let's Encrypt and the technology that enables it.

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