Trustis request to add FPS Root CA and enable websites/email trust bits
Trustis asked Mozilla to add the Trustis FPS Root CA certificate and enable the websites and email trust bits. The request was opened by Trustis after it said the root had passed WebTrust, was ISO 27001 accredited, and was tScheme approved, and it referenced a prior request in bug 324126. Mozilla reviewed Trustis’s published policy and enrolment documents, asked follow-up questions about identity, domain, and email verification, and discussed the CA’s audit and operational practices. Trustis provided additional documentation, updated its WebTrust status, and responded to Mozilla’s CA communication items during the review. Mozilla later approved inclusion of the Trustis FPS Root CA for websites and email, and filed bug 742514 in NSS for the actual changes.
- Trustis requested inclusion of the FPS Root CA certificate and enabling of websites/email trust bits.
- Mozilla opened the public discussion period for the Trustis FPS Root CA request.
- Mozilla approved inclusion of the Trustis FPS Root CA for websites and email.
- Trustis representative — Trustis opened the request and said the FPS Root CA had passed WebTrust, was ISO 27001 accredited, and was tScheme approved.
- Mozilla representative — Mozilla accepted the bug and დაიწყო the information gathering and verification phase.
- Mozilla representative — Mozilla said the Trustis documents did not clearly require the referenced GAF levels and asked for publicly documented verification practices.
- Trustis representative — Trustis pointed Mozilla to its minimum enrolment requirements document and said it referenced the GAF standards and verification requirements.
- Mozilla representative — Mozilla opened the first public discussion period for the root inclusion request.
- Mozilla representative — Mozilla posted its assessment and said it intended to approve the request.
- Mozilla representative — Mozilla approved the request and said it would file the NSS bug for the actual changes.