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Overview of the Vetting Process for ExtendedSSL

Intermediate Certificates help complete a "Chain of Trust" from your SSL or client certificate to GlobalSign's root certificate. As a PersonalSign customer, intermediate certificates are already bundled in the .pfx (PKCS#12) you downloaded after completing your purchase. No action should be required. If you did a custom order where you provided a CSR, you may need to download a PersonalSign intermediate certificate listed below.

AATL stands for Adobe Approved Trust List, a program that allows users worldwide to create trusted digital signatures whenever a signed document is opened in Adobe® Acrobat® or Reader® software.

GlobalSign Extended Validation Code Signing Certificate Installed onto a hardware token.

This article will be the default article after the implementation of the new Minimum Requirements for Code Signing on February 1, 2017.

This article will be the default article after the implementation of the new Minimum Requirements for Code Signing on February 1, 2017.

Picked up and installed your Certificate onto your security token. Installed the Java JDK. Administrative rights may be needed depending on the permissions set to the Java JDK bin folder.

The following article will walk you through downloading and installing your Code Signing Certificate. At the completion of this procedure your Certificate will be ready to place signatures on drivers, executables, and other files

The Pickup Password requested during the download and installation of your Certificate is set during the ordering process. It is used to ensure that the person responsible for ordering the Certificate is the one to install it.