Add SITHS Root CA certificate to Mozilla Root Store

The case is a request to include a new SITHS Root CA certificate in Mozilla’s Root CA program. The CA applicant stated that they had taken a new Root CA online and that a WebTrust audit had been completed, and they asked to start the process to include the root in Mozilla’s root store. The applicant provided documents with the information requested in Mozilla’s “CA:How_to_apply” guidance and later submitted updated CA information/requirement compliance documentation. Mozilla’s assigned reviewer noted that there was no update from the CA for more than 1.5 years and closed the bug for now as “Won’t fix,” with the note that it would be re-opened if the CA provided further information. The bug is currently marked RESOLVED with resolution WONTFIX.

1. 2012-09-19 Certezza AB submitted an application to include the SITHS Root CA certificate in Mozilla’s Root CA program after completing a WebTrust audit.
2. 2013-04-04 The CA submitted an updated CA information document with items needing clarification highlighted.
3. 2016-09-19 Mozilla closed the inclusion request as Won’t fix due to no CA updates for over 1.5 years.

1. 2012-09-19 Certezza representative — Created the bug and attached a document with information for the root inclusion process, referencing https://wiki.mozilla.org/CA:How_to_apply.
2. 2012-09-28 Mozilla representative — Marked Bug 544362 as a duplicate of this bug.
3. 2012-09-28 Mozilla representative — Requested review of an “Initial CA Information Document” and noted highlighted items needed further information or clarification.
4. 2013-02-04 Certezza representative — Submitted an updated requirement compliance documentation and stated they were awaiting input/response.
5. 2013-04-04 Mozilla representative — Submitted an updated CA information document with highlighted items indicating where further clarification was needed.
6. 2016-09-19 Mozilla representative — Closed the bug for now as Won’t fix due to no CA updates for more than 1.5 years, stating it would be re-opened if further information is provided.