In what appears to be another chapter in the troubled relationship between Google and Symantec, over the course of the coming weeks, Google will be moving to distrust Verisign’s “Class 3 Public Primary CA” root certificate operated by Symantec Corporation, across Chrome, Android, and Google products.
On September 18, Google reported the issuance of a not request and not authorized digital EV (Extended Validation) certificate, by Symantec’s Thawte Certification Authority, for google.com and www.google.com domains. In successive internal audits, Symantec delimited the incident to the issue of test certificates, but the inconsistency of the audits led Google to issue a tough review and place several requirements so that Symantec certificates can continue to be used in Google products.
To support the ISO 27001 accreditation of a Public Key Infrastructure for devices, Devise Futures structured the documentation of the Certification Authorities (CA) according to its documental typology methodology.
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