Digital signature certificate revocation requires a hearing before withdrawal for false information, unsatisfied issuance conditions, or security compromise. A Digital Signature Certificate may be revoked upon the subscriber's request, death, insolvency, or cessation of existence, and where material information ... Summary
Digital signature certificate revocation requires a hearing before withdrawal for false information, unsatisfied issuance conditions, or security compromise.
A Digital Signature Certificate may be revoked upon the subscriber's request, death, insolvency, or cessation of existence, and where material information is false or concealed, issuance requirements were unmet, or certificate reliability is materially affected by a security compromise. Revocation requires an opportunity of being heard for the subscriber. The Certifying Authority must communicate the revocation to the subscriber.
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