Entrust Migration FAQs

General
All Entrust customers and partners will be migrated to Sectigo. Sectigo and Entrust are working together to provide tools and information to help you during the migration process. Entrust's ECS Public Trust capabilities and the ECS Partner Portal will be end-of-lifed on September 8, 2025.
Yes, this is absolutely possible today. We would like to refer you to the following link to get started: https://files.entrust.com/presentations/ecs-14-1-1-customer/index.html#/
You do not need to revalidate their domain(s) for currently active certificates validated by Entrust. When you transition over to the Sectigo CA, you will need to revalidate your domains.
Yes, You are able to acquire additional eIDAS certificates using this link: https://www.sectigo.com/eidas-products#signing-certs. If you have existing certificate inventory purchase through Entrust, your Entrust rep can provide you with coupon codes you can use to purchase new certificates at no cost on the Sectigo website.
Yes, You are able to acquire additional Document Signing certificates using this link: https://www.sectigo.com/ssl-certificates-tls/document-signing-certificates. If you have existing certificate inventory purchase through Entrust, your Entrust rep can provide you with coupon codes you can use to purchase new certificates at no cost on the Sectigo website.
Entrust will continue to provide support for ECS. If there is an issue in the Sectigo Platform/SCM, we recommend getting in contact with Sectigo's support team. You can submit a ticket request with Sectigo support here: https://www.sectigo.com/support-ticket
ECS for public trust certificate issuance and management is scheduled for end-of-life on September 8, 2025. Customer ECS accounts will need to be migrated to Sectigo prior to September 8, 2025.
Sectigo will send out additional information prior to the migration date.
The acquisition includes all public-facing certificates, such as SSL/TLS, S/MIME, Code Signing, Document Signing, eIDAS, and Verified Mark certificates. Private CA offerings are not included.
No, there will be no difference between a certificate issued from Sectigo vs Entrust.
The SSL/TLS certificate issued from SSL.com will reamin active for the lifetime of the certificate. Renewing the certificate will be issued from a Sectigo CA.
Yes, You are able to acquire additional VMC certificates using this link: https://www.sectigo.com/ssl-certificates-tls/verified-mark-certificates. If you have existing certificate inventory purchase through Entrust, your Entrust rep can provide you with coupon codes you can use to purchase new certificates at no cost on the Sectigo website.
If Sectigo and/or Entrust has not reached out to you for a discussion, we encourage customers and partners to reach out to Sectigo to schedule a call.
For customers, it is: [email protected]
For partners, it is: [email protected]
Yes, you can continue to contact Sectigo Support (24/7) via Chat, Phone, and Webform.
To access our support resources for live chat, support numbers, please visit Sectigo's support page: https://www.sectigo.com/support
If you'd like to raise a support ticket directly, you can do so here: https://www.sectigo.com/support-ticket
Information about Sectigo ECS certificate issuance can be found in the detailed migration and setup guide here. This resource provides step-by-step instructions and insights to help you navigate the process smoothly.
Migration - ECS to SCM
Your certiifcates, certificate keys, certificate metadata, admins, inventory, clients (organizations), and domains will be migrated from ECS to SCM.
No, there is no downtime required to migrate to SCM. Sectigo’s migration process is designed to ensure a smooth and uninterrupted transition.
Yes, your clients (organizations) will be migrated over to SCM.
For Entrust customers migrating to Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM), the process involves a few simple steps:
- Select Sectigo CA as your TLS Provider in ECS
- Validate your organization(s) and domain(s)
- Schedule a call with Sectigo’s account executives to work with sales engineers and onboarding team to transition at your pace.
If the clients (organizations) in ECS is switched to Sectigo as the TLS provider, and is validated, then no, you will not need to re-validate when you migrate to Sectigo.
If the clients (organizations) in ECS is not switched to Sectigo as athe TLS provider, then yes, you will need to trigger validation after you migrate to Sectigo.
Sectigo wants to provide assistance on this matter, and we recommend moving to the Sectigo platform sooner rather than late to mitigate and future issues. Please reach out to a Sectigo sales representatives to start this process.
Access to the ECS will remain available until mid September 2025. However, after the migration date, ECS will be in read-only mode for all customers.
- June 9, 2025: Sectigo's Automate Migration Tool becomes available in ECS
- September 8, 2025: ECS Public Trust End-of-Life.
Customers not migrated by EOL will be automatically moved to SCM.
Read-only access will remain for ECS accounts that complete migration until September 17, 2025.
Yes once you migrate, your SSL.com and Entrust certificates will be visible in Sectigo's platform (SCM).
Yes, your domains will be migrated over to SCM through the automated migration tool. However, you can migrate today if desired to get situated using SCM sooner.
You can get access to the Sectigo platform today. Please contact your Sectigo sales representative to get more details on how to procceed.
Yes, if you have validated your domains with Sectigo in ECS, those domains will be valid in your SCM account when you migrate.
It takes a matter of minutes to connect your CLM solution to the Sectigo Platform/SCM. We recommend to contact your Sectigo sales representative to learn more about how to integrate your CLM solution to the Sectigo Platform.
Product
Yes, We would recommend to get in contact with your Sectigo sales representatives to learn more on the automation capabilties the Sectigo Platform/SCM can offer. SCM offers robust automation options, including ACME, EST, SCEP, and REST API, that streamline certificate management across diverse environments.
Yes, Sectigo provides various discovery's that can scan public or private networks.
Sectigo offers document signing certificates as part of our portfolio. For questions about migrating, contact the Sectigo team.
Yes, Sectigo supports the ability to issue certificates using the ACME Protocol.
Yes, Sectigo supports integration with 3rd Party CLM Vendors such as Venafi, KeyFactor, AppViewX, EverTrust, etc.