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The Sectigo subordinate CA program allows partners to issue digital certificates using a custom-branded subordinate CA certificate from Sectigo’s globally-trusted root CA.

Under a Private CA, enterprises can create their own private root certificates, which can issue private, end-entity certificates to their internal servers and users.

This guide outlines a partner’s eligibility, level, and associated benefits of membership in the program. Sectigo reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to modify this Program Guide.

As in any industry, email is a critical communication medium for healthcare professionals. Left on its own, however, email is fundamentally insecure for transmitting Personal Health Information (PHI).

Compliance to Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation - Protecting Controlled Unclassified Information in Nonfederal Systems and Organizations

Enable Encryption and Identity Authentication for Greater Email Security with S/MIME Certificates

All SSL certificates must be issued by a Certificate Authority (CA) with roots that are trusted by client operating systems and browsers. By regulation, CAs must follow a codified, minimum vetting process before issuing any SSL certificate.

With more than one billion devices deployed today, Internet of Things (IoT) is among the most important growth areas for technology in the coming years. Companies of all sizes and industries are planning and implementing IoT strategies.

Posing as legitimate employees, servers, or devices, hackers can utilize email to infiltrate an organization’s digital infrastructure and wreak havoc on its business. You can combat these potential attacks by signing email using Sectigo.

Sectigo Code Signing enables developers to add a layer of assurance, informing users the software they’re receiving can be trusted. Utilizing certificates that allow developers to digitally sign software before distribution.