Jun 17, 2025
OVERVIEW: This page walks you through the process of downloading and installing you GlobalSign AATL, Code Signing and Qualified Certificates using Fortify as the key generation method. At the completion of this procedure, your Certificate will be ready to place signatures on drivers, executables, and other files. |
IMPORTANT: If you selected the Download using Internet Explorer (IE) Compatibility Mode as key generation method during the ordering process, proceed with install certificate using Microsoft Edge in IE Compatibility Mode. Otherwise, you need to cancel your current order and reorder to change your selection. |
Approved and vetted GlobalSign Certificate.
GlobalSign-provided SafeNet eToken. Depending on your need, do the following actions:
For New Orders
• Download and install SafeNet Authentication Client drivers.
• Initialize SafeNet eToken. This is a requirement when setting up the SafeNet eToken for the first time.
For Renewals and Reissues
• You may still use compatible and existing SafeNet eTokens as long as it meets the required supported key size.
IMPORTANT: If the supported key size of your current token is not compatible with code signing, request for a new token during the renewal/reissuing process. |
• If your eToken is still compatible and you do not want to make any changes with your current token password, initializing your eToken is not required. You may proceed with the guidelines.
WARNING: Initializing your eToken will delete all certificates currently installed there and they will have to be reissued and installed again. |
Downloaded and installed Fortify App in your operating system. Ensure that you meet the following system requirements:
• Browsers supported by Fortify: Microsoft Edge, Safari, Firefox and Chrome
• OS supported by Fortify: MAC OS 10.12 or higher, Windows 7 or higher, and Ubuntu 16.04 or higher
For Certificate pickup, you must have access to a Windows PC to proceed. Once the Certificate is installed and stored in the removable device, you may sign from other platforms such as OS X.
IMPORTANT: Standard Code Signing Certificate is now issued of R45 Intermediate Certificate and you may need to include the R3-R45 Cross Certificate. |
A pop-up window for the authorization of code will appear on the Access Permission and on Fortify Authorization. If the both codes matched, click Approve to continue.
In the Create Certificate Request or Self-Signed Certificate window, review the DN or Certificate Identity Detail Information. Then, click Create to continue. Note: If you haven't yet, make sure that your eToken is plugged in to your computer at this point.
A pop-up window will appear, then enter the token password. Note: Please wait for a while as it will take a few seconds to process.
On the Install Certificate window, under Select Provider, select the token that you setup (as a prerequisite). Then, click Start to proceed.
Check your certificate installation for SSL issues and vulnerabilities.