Add Certigna Server Authentication Root CA and Certigna Server Authentication EU Root CA
This case is a request from Certigna to include two new TLS-dedicated root certificates in Mozilla’s root program. The request is intended to replace Certigna’s existing “Certigna” root CA, which is described as reaching the end of its life in June 2027. The two proposed roots are “Certigna Server Authentication Root CA” and “Certigna Server Authentication EU Root CA,” both with organizationName “Certigna” and countryName “FR.” The bug includes certificate download URLs for both proposed roots on cert.certigna.com. The thread also references a CCADB root inclusion case (CaseNumber=00002620). The bug was closed at the CA’s request, with resolution set to WONTFIX.
- Certigna requested inclusion of two new TLS-dedicated root certificates to replace its existing Certigna root CA.
- The CA requested closure of the root inclusion request.
- Certigna — Requested root inclusion for “Certigna Server Authentication Root CA” and “Certigna Server Authentication EU Root CA,” including certificate download URLs and a reference to CCADB CaseNumber=00002620.
- CCADB representative — Closed the bug at the CA’s request.