Knowledge Base

This guide provides the step-by-step process for creating a CSR on macOS using Keychain Access and using Open SSL. A CSR is required to request and obtain digital certificates for secure communication and authentication.

This guide provides detailed instructions for installing SSL/TLS certificates in Microsoft Exchange 2019 to ensure secure communication between clients and the Exchange server. It covers the entire process, including importing Certificate Authority (CA) certificates using the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) and installing the server certificate through the Exchange Management Shell.

This guide provides the step-by-step process for creating a self-signed certificate with a validity period of at least 25 years for signing Android Package Kit (APK) files. This ensures compliance with Android’s signing requirements

Learn how to install and configure an SSL certificate on a FileZilla Server to enable secure FTP connections. Step-by-step guide for Windows environments.

Create a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) in Microsoft Exchange Server 2019 with ease. Follow this guide for prerequisites, shell commands, and CSR file retrieval.

Learn how to install and configure a Sectigo SSL certificate on a Node.js server. This step-by-step guide covers prerequisites, uploading certificate files, updating your Node.js HTTPS server code, and verifying SSL installation for secure communication.

Learn how to enroll a Code Signing Certificate in Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM). This guide covers prerequisites, creating certificate profiles, setting up enrollment forms, sending invitations, and completing enrollment securely

This guide provides the step-by-step process for installing a Sectigo SSL certificate on a Lite Speed Web Server to enable secure HTTPS connections and improve website security.

This article outlines the steps required to download and install the SafeNet Authentication Client software for use with Sectigo certificates on various operating systems

To display your brand logo in email clients using a Verified Mark Certificate (VMC), your logo must meet strict formatting requirements. Specifically, it must be in Scalable Vector Graphics (.SVG) format and adhere to the SVG Portable/Secure (SVG-P/S) profile.