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The article goes through the S/MIME BRs changes, Impacts and Solutions/Alternatives to the queries related to EPKI S/MIME Certificate Types.

Stay informed about recent Baseline Requirements (BR) changes and how they affect PersonalSign certificates.

In compliance with S/MIME Baseline Requirements this coming September 2023, here are the upcoming changes to EPKI API.

To meet the new S/MIME Baseline Requirements effective 1 September 2023, EPKI users must have a compliant profile to issue certificates, to do that we have added in it the Organization Identifier and the control over the email domain must be verified.

Start your GlobalSign Enterprise PKI journey by creating a new profile. Read more.

To address a certificate-based authentication vulnerability in domain controllers, Microsoft has published a requirement change to support security identifiers on Certificates for authentication purposes.

Intermediate Certificates help complete a "Chain of Trust" from your S/MIME Certificate to GlobalSign's Root Certificate. The Intermediate Certificates listed below have been built specifically for the purposes of email signing for Atlas.

GlobalSign will be migrating to a new issuing CA (ICA) for the issuance of the AATL timestamping service effective, August 1, 2023. We are making this change as part of our new root strategy, which focuses on minimizing the impact of TLS compliance incidents on non-TLS customers.

The GlobalSign Certificate Center (GCC) is a highly flexible, cloud-based certificate life cycle management platform.

CA/B Forum new set of standards called Baseline Requirements (BR), will take effect on September 1, 2023. It is a significant milestone for the security and privacy of electronic communications, as S/MIME Certificates are used to secure email communications and protect sensitive information. The new requirements ensure that S/MIME Certificates meet a consistent level of security and compatibility, providing a more secure environment for users to exchange information. This development is a positive step towards improving the overall security of the internet and safeguarding users' privacy.