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"Rotating keys" is not the a good choice of words.
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The answer is not technical or crypto, it's about people. With things like job changes (heard of disgruntled admins?), server migrations, DR tests, backups and such the private keys can become a bit exposed.

Given the above, rotating keyskey renewal is a security best practice.

The answer is not technical or crypto, it's about people. With things like job changes (heard of disgruntled admins?), server migrations, DR tests, backups and such the private keys can become a bit exposed.

Given the above, rotating keys is a security best practice.

The answer is not technical or crypto, it's about people. With things like job changes (heard of disgruntled admins?), server migrations, DR tests, backups and such the private keys can become a bit exposed.

Given the above, key renewal is a security best practice.

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The answer is not technical or crypto, it's about people. With things like job changes (heard of disgruntled admins?), server migrations, DR tests, backups and such the private keys can become a bit exposed.

Given the above, rotating keys is a security best practice.