Digital Certificate
What is Digital Certificate?
An electronic document that uses a digital signature to bind a public key with an identity. Digital certificates are issued by Certificate Authorities and used in TLS/SSL, email encryption, and code signing.
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What the standards actually require on digital certificate
Requirements naming digital certificate across 2 standards, quoted from the control text.
Authenticate access to systems, applications and data, using multifactor authentication at minimum for privileged users and sensitive data, and digital certificates or equivalent strength for system identities.
CCM-IAM-14 · Strong Authentication →Implement mutual TLS authentication and approved digital certificates for QHIN to QHIN exchange, with certificate lifecycle management, revocation handling, and chain of trust validation.
TEFCA-SEC-02 · Authentication and Mutual TLS →Questions people ask about digital certificate
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