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The key life cycle of a certificate is broken into seven distinct stages: certificate enrollment, certificate distribution, certificate validation, certificate revocation, certificate renewal, certificate destruction, and certificate auditing.
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During certificate enrollment, a user requests a certificate from a CA.
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Once the CA is satisfied with the credentials presented by the user requesting the certificate, the CA distributes the certificate to the user.
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If anything occurs before the expiration of the certificate that warrants the cancellation of the certificate, it is added to the CA's certificate revocation list (CRL).
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If the certificate is not revoked and reaches the expiration date, it can be renewed.
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To better manage and control certificates, CAs track various events, such as creations, revocations, renewals, and in some cases, successful usage.
Sunday, December 10, 2006
Understanding Certificate Life Cycle and Key Management
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