Private key control requires subscribers to safeguard keys, promptly report compromise, and remain liable until formal notification is given. Subscribers must exercise reasonable care to retain control of the private key corresponding to the public key recorded in their Digital Signature ... Summary
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Private key control requires subscribers to safeguard keys, promptly report compromise, and remain liable until formal notification is given.
Subscribers must exercise reasonable care to retain control of the private key corresponding to the public key recorded in their Digital Signature Certificate and prevent its disclosure. If the private key is compromised, they must notify the Certifying Authority without delay in the prescribed manner. Liability continues until the Certifying Authority receives notice of the compromise.
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