Certifying Authority disclosure duties require transparency on certificate reliability, service capability, system integrity risks and affected-person notification. Certifying Authorities must disclose their Digital Signature Certificate and corresponding public key, relevant certification practice statement, ... Summary
Certifying Authority disclosure duties require transparency on certificate reliability, service capability, system integrity risks and affected-person notification.
Certifying Authorities must disclose their Digital Signature Certificate and corresponding public key, relevant certification practice statement, revocation or suspension of their certificate, and material adverse facts affecting issued certificates or service capability. Where an event may adversely affect computer-system integrity or conditions governing a Digital Signature Certificate, they must reasonably notify affected persons or follow the procedure in their certification practice statement.
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