Knowledge Base

Organizations and Departments in Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM) exist to help enterprise's structure certificate issuance, lifecycle management, domain assignments, and administrative access. Depending on complexity, an enterprise may configure multiple Organizations and subdivide each into multiple Departments.

This article provides a combined explanation of Usage and Subscriptions in Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM), including real UI screenshots for clarity. Administrators can use this guide to understand how certificate consumption is tracked, how entitlements are structured, and how to interpret the SCM dashboard.

Reports in Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM) give administrators visibility into certificate activity, usage, provisioning, expiration, and auditing. They help monitor the certificate lifecycle, troubleshoot issues, support compliance, and provide internal or customer-facing reporting

SCM Sectigo-EV-SSL-Validation-guide

WHOIS Email DCV Deprecation

Understanding Certificate Transparency (CT) Logs and Precertificates

Bulk Enrollment for SSL Certificates: CSV Format Guidelines

This article explains how to generate a code signing key pair on a YubiKey, create a key attestation, submit the request to Sectigo, and install the issued certificate back onto the YubiKey.

Microsoft Credential Roaming allows you to store certificates in Active Directory and then roam with users. It also eliminates duplicate certificates, reducing certificate management overhead.

Configuring Intune and Azure with Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM)