The document discusses several proposals to improve SSL certificate security standards, including Certificate Transparency (CT), Certificate Authority Authorization (CAA), and public key pinning. CT aims to prevent misissued certificates by logging all certificates and allowing public audits. CAA allows domain owners to specify which CAs are authorized to issue certificates for their domain. Key pinning reduces the threat surface by having browsers only accept certificates from pre-approved CAs for a given site. While these proposals enhance security, there are also challenges to their adoption and deployment across the existing CA ecosystem. Overall the document presents an optimistic view that ongoing improvements through industry collaboration can strengthen SSL/TLS security over time.