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Since 2014, over 1,000 incidents involving Certification Authorities (CAs) have been recorded. This page aims to collect, categorize, and analyze common compliance issues, including their underlying causes and the corrective measures that CA operators have implemented. A review of these incidents has uncovered a variety of recurring problems, ranging from certificate misissuance to reporting issues. The table below provides a high-level, categorized overview of these compliance issues and sets forth a few remediation actions that CA operators can implement to address each issue. By learning from these past mistakes and adopting these recommended practices, CA operators can enhance their compliance posture and ensure the integrity and reliability of the certificates they issue. | Since 2014, over 1,000 incidents involving Certification Authorities (CAs) have been recorded. This page aims to collect, categorize, and analyze common compliance issues, including their underlying causes and the corrective measures that CA operators have implemented. A review of these incidents has uncovered a variety of recurring problems, ranging from certificate misissuance to reporting issues. The table below provides a high-level, categorized overview of these compliance issues and sets forth a few remediation actions that CA operators can implement to address each issue. By learning from these past mistakes and adopting these recommended practices, CA operators can enhance their compliance posture and ensure the integrity and reliability of the certificates they issue. | ||
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