Predictable
Unlimited certificates for a fixed annual fee takes the guesswork out of budgeting (and Internet2 members receive a 25% discount).
One annual fee for unlimited server and user certificates
InCommon Certificate Service
Community-developed for efficiency
Unlimited server and user certificates for one annual fee, covering all of your domains. Central control with a delegated workflow.
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Comprehensive
SSL, extended validation, the client (personal), and code signing certificates. Researchers love our IGTF-flavored certs.
Be a hero
Since it’s one fixed fee, you can give certs out like candy and tell schools and departments, “No charge!” Accounting will love you. Some campuses even set up incentives.
Easy to manage
Using the InCommon Certificate Manager makes it easy to request, install, revoke, and report on certificates in your organization.
InCommon Certificate Service Webinars: Instant Replay
Certificate Service Webinar: Certificate Discovery, Management, and Renewal | September 17, 2024
Do you want to know how your colleagues manage and update hundreds or thousands of certificates on a regular basis? Then this webinar is for you.
• Find out about connecting Certificate Manager (SCM) to servers and services to automate certificate renewal
• See how your colleagues are using ACME to build a hub-and-spoke framework for scaling certificate management
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Redesigning the InCommon Certificate Service, Community Survey Results & Use Cases | April 2, 2024
As the InCommon Certificate Service Team continues conversations with Sectigo to explore additional features, members of the InCommon Certificate Service Redesign Group have offered their insights. Participants learned more about redesigning the InCommon Certificate Service, Community Survey Results & Use Cases.
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InCommon Certificate Service Webinar Instant Replay: Preparing for 90 Day Certificates, Using Net Agent & ACME to Automate Renewals
The InCommon Certificate Service has many ways to help automate the deployment and renewal of certificates. Patrick Harris and Brendan Bonner from Sectigo explained and provided a demo of all the ways the service can make deploying certificates at scale more manageable. Some of the techniques discussed included: The Sectigo Network Agents, The ACME API, and Custom and Universal Certificate API Endpoints. Our speakers highlighted these topics, shared a case study or two, and addressed your questions.
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Client Certificate Changes Coming in August
Listen to the recording from our most recent webinar and get the updates you need to begin preparing for client certificate changes coming in August because of developments at the CA / Browser (CAB) Forum. The CAB Forum is the organization that coordinates common implementations for certificates across the web browsers. Will the changes impact email? How will eduroam be affected? Will other services be affected (VPN, science, etc.)? When do we have to go live? Our speakers addressed these and other frequently asked questions about the changes coming in August to ensure you’re prepared from day 1.
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Updates & Upcoming Changes
To inform subscribers about recent and forthcoming updates to the InCommon Certificate Service, we hosted a community conversation via webinar on Wed., May 3 at 10 a.m. ET. Tim Callan and Nick France at Sectigo spoke to the InCommon Certificate Service subscriber community with Paul Caskey, Internet2, moderating the discussion. Topics included 90 Day Certificates and Code Signing Changes.
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OU Field Deprecation and ACME Automation
We hosted a webinar on Tues., March 22, 2022, at 10 a.m. ET to provide subscribers with updates on two important aspects of the InCommon Certificate Service: OU Field Deprecation and ACME Automation.
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