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Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM) 26.10 Release is scheduled for Saturday October 24thPlanned Maintenance

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October 24, 2026 12:01PM - 2:00PM UTC

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Certificate Lifecycle Management Platforms

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SCM (hard.cert-manager.com), SCM (eu.cert-manager.com)

Description

The SCM 26.10 release includes the following enhancements and fixes: - Support for GlobalSign for issuing public SSL certificates. (SCM-13814) - Support for EJBCA for issuing private certificates. (SCM-14520) - SCEP RA certificates can now be created by specifying a certificate profile to issue them from. When they approach expiry, SCM will automatically issue new certificates and replace them from the certificate profile. (SCM-13303) - New date formats are available in General Settings. (SCM-10682) - Improved filtering options on Admin REST API. (SCM-14184) - Support for configuring Sectigo Orchestration Gateway's endpoints using the credential store option. (SCM-15120) - Persistent Validation DCV validations will now automatically renew every 7 days. (SCM-15339) - New option to filter domains by DCV method. (SCM-15363) - Improved handling of MS Agent disconnected notifications if the agent fails to send heartbeats but is performing other actions. Only the first notification will be sent until a heartbeat is received. (SCM-15704) Resolved: - Moving a private key to another Network Agent instance might have failed if other key migrations were already in progress. (SCM-15561) - Enrollment using EST endpoint might have failed if the account URI contained uppercase characters. (SCM-15523) - Occasionally, when editing a certificate profile for an external CA such as MS CA, a warning about the template no longer being available might have appeared. (SCM-15435) - Mark certificates orders might have remained in the applied status even after issuance by the CA. (SCM-15403) - Assigning an SSL certificate to a department via API would have failed to validate the department that had delegated access to the certificate's domains. (SCM-15171) - If the requester for a code signing certificate had a name longer than 64 characters, the request was submitted to the CA but not recorded in SCM. (SCM-14069)
Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM) 26.10 Release is scheduled for Saturday October 24thPlanned Maintenance

Schedule

October 24, 2026 2:00PM - 4:00PM UTC

Components

Certificate Lifecycle Management Platforms

Services

SCM (cert-manager.com)

Description

The SCM 26.10 release includes the following enhancements and fixes: - Support for GlobalSign for issuing public SSL certificates. (SCM-13814) - Support for EJBCA for issuing private certificates. (SCM-14520) - SCEP RA certificates can now be created by specifying a certificate profile to issue them from. When they approach expiry, SCM will automatically issue new certificates and replace them from the certificate profile. (SCM-13303) - New date formats are available in General Settings. (SCM-10682) - Improved filtering options on Admin REST API. (SCM-14184) - Support for configuring Sectigo Orchestration Gateway's endpoints using the credential store option. (SCM-15120) - Persistent Validation DCV validations will now automatically renew every 7 days. (SCM-15339) - New option to filter domains by DCV method. (SCM-15363) - Improved handling of MS Agent disconnected notifications if the agent fails to send heartbeats but is performing other actions. Only the first notification will be sent until a heartbeat is received. (SCM-15704) Resolved: - Moving a private key to another Network Agent instance might have failed if other key migrations were already in progress. (SCM-15561) - Enrollment using EST endpoint might have failed if the account URI contained uppercase characters. (SCM-15523) - Occasionally, when editing a certificate profile for an external CA such as MS CA, a warning about the template no longer being available might have appeared. (SCM-15435) - Mark certificates orders might have remained in the applied status even after issuance by the CA. (SCM-15403) - Assigning an SSL certificate to a department via API would have failed to validate the department that had delegated access to the certificate's domains. (SCM-15171) - If the requester for a code signing certificate had a name longer than 64 characters, the request was submitted to the CA but not recorded in SCM. (SCM-14069)