Sep 14, 2021
Currently, GlobalSign only support SafeNet & WatchData USB Tokens for Standard Code Signing pickup & installation. However, the Minimum Requirements for Code Signing allow keys to be stored on Smart Cards, Crypto Tokens, TPMs, HSMs, and as .pfx/.jks on removable non-crypto hardware such as a USB Flash Drive or SD Card provided the hardware is disconnected when signing is not in progress. By only supporting the Crypto USB Tokens, the usability of the product is greatly diminished. It has broken implementations for many customers rendering the certificates unusable.
Hence, starting June 26, 2017, GlobalSign will provide support for the HSM (Hardware Security Module) which is a physical computing device that provides crypto process and can be attached directly to a computer or network server. Customers will have the following options available to them:
February 1, 2017 | Microsoft adopted the CA Security Council's Minimum Requirement for Code Signing |
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January 30, 2017 | GlobalSign started adopting the CA Security Council's Minimum Requirements for Code Signing |
June 26, 2017 | GlobalSign provides support for additional Code Signing ordering options |
Ordering Option | Ordering Steps | Pickup Steps | Pickup Option |
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HSM | Create Pickup Password | Enter Pickup Password Paste in CSR |
CSR (PKCS#10) Entry |
Check your certificate installation for SSL issues and vulnerabilities.