Knowledge Base

Learn how the new 200‑day TLS/SSL and DCV limits impact SCM users and what actions to take before March 15, 2026 to avoid issuance disruptions.

A concise step‑by‑step guide on generating an SCM report to identify DCVs due for revalidation within 200 days, including required filters, configuration steps, and scheduling instructions.

Learn how to identify domains requiring DCV revalidation via the SCM API using expiresIn filters, validation details, examples, and Postman guidance.

This article provides a combined explanation of Usage and Subscriptions in Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM), including real UI screenshots for clarity. Administrators can use this guide to understand how certificate consumption is tracked, how entitlements are structured, and how to interpret the SCM dashboard.

Reports in Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM) give administrators visibility into certificate activity, usage, provisioning, expiration, and auditing. They help monitor the certificate lifecycle, troubleshoot issues, support compliance, and provide internal or customer-facing reporting

Domains are a core component of Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM). Before requesting publicly trusted SSL/TLS, client, or codesigning certificates, domains must be added to SCM, delegated to the correct organizational units, and successfully validated. This article explains how domains function in SCM and provides step-by-step guidance for adding, managing, delegating, and validating them.

A Person is an individual end user for whom client certificates can be issued. Persons do not log in to SCM; instead, administrators manage their certificates or enable them to use enrollment forms for self-enrollment.

A comprehensive guide for understanding, adding, and managing administrator accounts within Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM). This article outlines administrator roles, privilege levels, troubleshooting steps, and common support tasks.

Organizations and Departments in Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM) exist to help enterprise's structure certificate issuance, lifecycle management, domain assignments, and administrative access. Depending on complexity, an enterprise may configure multiple Organizations and subdivide each into multiple Departments.

Learn how password policies in Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM) enforce strong security for administrators and organizations. Explore policy types, configuration steps, delegation options, and best practices for compliance and protection