The AOC Consortium stops issuing SSL certificates in 2019

June 3, 2019

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As we already told you communicate on April 2, this 2019 is the last year that the AOC Consortium will issue secure server certificates. Specifically:

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

The last certificates will be issued during the month of December and their validity will be guaranteed during the two years of their duration. This change does not affect the other profiles, which are still issued under the same conditions

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