The AOC Consortium stops issuing secure server certificates (SSL)

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As we informed you on April 2, the AOC Consortium is removing the secure server catalog from its certificate catalog. Specifically the certificates you will stop issuing are

  • Secure Server Certificate (CDS-1)
  • Secure server certificate extended validation (CDSQ-1)
  • Middle Level Electronic Office Certificate (CDSNM-1)

November 18th will be the last day to request these types of certificates for EACAT, this way there will be enough time to send the verifications and download the certificates before December 23 (last day the certificates can be downloaded).

All SSL certificates that a 30 of December they are not downloaded they will disappear.

Certificates already issued will continue to operate with their usual validity.

This change does not affect the other profiles that will continue to be issued under the same conditions.

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