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This support article contains answers to Frequently Asked Questions regarding Atlas DSS.

The ACME (Automatic Certificate Management Environment) protocol is designed to automate certificate provisioning, renewal, and revocation processes by providing a framework for Certificate Authorities to communicate with agents installed on web servers.

Per Industry requirements, effective November 30th (Atlas customers) & November 28th (GCC Customers), GlobalSign will prohibit issuing wildcard or subdomain SAN certificates when the domain is validated via the HTTP Domain validation method.

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Over the second half of 2021, two changes in domain validation policy will take effect, which may impact how you validate domains when issuing publicly trusted TLS certificates. These policy changes apply to all new certificate requests, renewals, re-issues and pre-validated domains. These changes will have NO IMPACT on TLS/SSL certificates that have already been issued.

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GlobalSign will start rotating our Atlas TLS CAs on a scheduled basis to promote good ecosystem security and agility. Historically, we have set up CAs and used them for many years, but there are many reasons to reduce this time interval.