Planned Maintenance In Progress

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Certificate Issuing Platforms

Operational

Certificate Lifecycle Management Platforms

Operational

Certificate Revocation Platforms

Operational

Certificate Transparency

Operational

Websites

Planned Maintenance

Client Areas

Planned Maintenance

Time Stamping

Operational

Scheduled Maintenance

Schedule

March 11, 2026 2:00PM - 2:00PM UTC

Components

Certificate Issuing Platforms, Certificate Lifecycle Management Platforms, Websites, Client Areas

Locations

www.sectigo.com, www.comodoca.com, ssl.comodo.com, www.instantssl.com, www.positivessl.com, www.enterprisessl.com, Public CA, SCM (cert-manager.com), SCM (hard.cert-manager.com), secure.trust-provider.com, store.sectigo.com, www.trustlogo.com, https://comodoca.my.salesforce.com, https://comodocacommunity.force.com/s/login/, store.comodoca.com, store.enterprisessl.com, store.instantssl.com, store.positivessl.com, store.ssl.comodoca.com, secure.sectigo.com, acme.sectigo.com, store.ssl247.com, SCM (eu.cert-manager.com), www.ssl247.com, www.xolphin.com, api.xolphin.com, https://partner.sectigo.com/

Description

Starting March 11, 2026, Sectigo will enforce DNSSEC validation during Domain Control Validation (DCV) and CAA checks as part of CA/Browser Forum compliance changes. • DNSSEC remains optional. • If DNSSEC is enabled for your domain, it must validate successfully for DCV/CAA checks to succeed. • If DNSSEC validation fails (e.g., SERVFAIL), Sectigo must pause certificate issuance/reissuance until the issue is resolved, which may cause issuance delays. Recommended action: If you use DNSSEC, review and maintain your DNSSEC configuration (including key rollovers) to ensure consistent validation. For details, visit: Sectigo Compliance Update Hub https://www.sectigo.com/dcv-industry-compliance-changes FAQ https://www.sectigo.com/faq-dcv-industry-compliance-changes


March 5, 2026 8:15AM UTC
UPDATE

Starting March 11, 2026, Sectigo will enforce DNSSEC validation during Domain Control Validation (DCV) and CAA checks as part of CA/Browser Forum compliance changes. • DNSSEC remains optional. • If DNSSEC is enabled for your domain, it must validate successfully for DCV/CAA checks to succeed. • If DNSSEC validation fails (e.g., SERVFAIL), Sectigo must pause certificate issuance/reissuance until the issue is resolved, which may cause issuance delays. Recommended action: If you use DNSSEC, review and maintain your DNSSEC configuration (including key rollovers) to ensure consistent validation. For details, visit: Sectigo Compliance Update Hub sectigo.com/dcv-industry-compliance-changes FAQ sectigo.com/faq-dcv-industry-compliance-changes