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Notification Mar 20, 2025
Deprecation of client authentication EKU from Sectigo SSL/TLS certs
Sectigo is removing the Client Authentication Extended Key Usage (EKU) from newly issued publicly trusted SSL/TLS certificates. This change aligns with updated ... Deprecation of client authentication EKU from Sectigo SSL/TLS certs
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Notification Jan 05, 2024
Enhancements to Root CA and Hierarchies
Sectigo is updating and enhancing Root CA certificates.... Enhancements to Root CA and Hierarchies
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Notification Sep 09, 2021
Sectigo implements state-locality exclusivity for SSL certificates
Sectigo is phasing out the use of Locality information in favor of State or Province information.... Sectigo implements state-locality exclusivity for SSL certificates
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Notification Jan 11, 2021
Sectigo to Remove Street Address and Postal Code from Certificates
As of March 1, 2021 Sectigo will remove street address and zip/postal code information from all public certificates.... Sectigo to Remove Street Address and Postal Code from Certificates
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Notification Mar 12, 2020
Sectigo's COVID-19 Preparedness
After a review of our operations and policies, Sectigo remains confident we can weather the expected outcomes of COVID-19 with no disruption to services.... Sectigo's COVID-19 Preparedness
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Notification Feb 20, 2020
Apple to Limit Accepted TLS Certificate Duration to One Year
This week Apple announced at the 49th CA/Browser Forum Face-to-Face that it will limit the term of accepted TLS certificates to 398 days as of September 1, 2020... Apple to Limit Accepted TLS Certificate Duration to One Year
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Notification Feb 18, 2020
Sectigo’s AddTrust Root Is Soon to Expire – What You Need to Know
The ability to cross-sign certificates with the AddTrust Legacy root is due to expire at the end of May 2020. Here's what you need to know.... Sectigo’s AddTrust Root Is Soon to Expire – What You Need to Know
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Notification Jan 17, 2020
Windows CryptoAPI Spoofing Vulnerability Revealed
This week Microsoft disclosed the existence of a critical vulnerability in how Windows operating systems validate ECC-based x.509 certificates and released patc... Windows CryptoAPI Spoofing Vulnerability Revealed
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Notification Dec 12, 2019
Sectigo to Remove Brand Information from DV Certificates
Sectigo recently announced that we will make a change to our issuance practices to remove “static” brand and hosting information from the OU fields of our Domai... Sectigo to Remove Brand Information from DV Certificates
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Notification Jan 21, 2019
Sectigo Begins Issuing Certificates on New Sectigo-Branded Root
On January 14, 2019, we started the next planned stage of our brand transition from Comodo CA to Sectigo, issuing new customer certificates from Sectigo-branded... Sectigo Begins Issuing Certificates on New Sectigo-Branded Root