Features

• Federal Bridge Cross-signed SSL/Server Certificates.
• Identifies your server to human users and/or other servers
• Encrypts machine-to-machine communications

This site will help you obtain a digital certificate for your web server. We have set up a very straightforward process and tailored the procedures to get you up and running quickly.
We have broken the process out into 5 simple steps (Note: Step 5 is post request):

An ACES Representative Identity Certificate is used by a person to authenticate to a PKI-enabled application, such as a secure web site. Identity certificates may be used for non-repudiation purposes, i.e., transactions that have been signed by an identity certificate may be legally linked to the owner of that certificate. The certificate may also be used for secure and authenticated email.

An ACES Representative Encryption Certificate may be used for encrypting e-mail. When encrypting e-mail messages, the sender uses the certificate of the recipient(s), and the recipient decrypts the message using his or her private key. An encryption certificate cannot be issued for an individual without issuing a identity certificate for that individual first.

Steps to obtain your certificates

• Step 1: Read the requirements and generate a CSR.
• Step 2: Gather the required documents.
• Step 3: Trust the CAs and review and agree to the PKI Sponsor Obligations.
• Step 4: Submit your certificate request.
• Step 5: Submit the printed request forms (with the required documents) to your AT&T LRA or have them notarized.   Await receipt of your digital Certificate Issuance Notification email.
  

Proceed to Step 1 to read the requirements