InCommon Certificate Service: Enterprise Security for Higher Education
The InCommon Certificate Service provides trusted and specialized enterprise web and server protection for more than 400 US Higher Education institutions including SSL, extended validation, client (personal), and code signing certificates.
- Unlimited certificates for one single fee for all the domains owned or controlled by the institution (edu, .org, .net., etc.) takes the guess work out of budgeting
- Ease of use and administration with centralized management and insight--AND delegable control to issue certificates across different schools, departments and sub-departments
- Effective monitoring, reporting, and tracking of certificate use across the enterprise
- Integration with Single Sign On (SSO) capabilities through the InCommon Federation
- Active and helpful practitioner support community of more than 300 individuals who collaborate virtually to exchange best practices, new ideas, and solutions
- 25% discount for Internet2 members
Recorded Webinar: Three Case Studies-U. Minnesota, U. Rochester, NCSA
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InCommon Certificate Service
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Case Study - University of Minnesota Enables Security at Scale with the InCommon Certificate Service
Case Study - InCommon Certificate Service: University of Rochester
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InCommon Certificate Service
The InCommon Certificate Service provides unlimited certificates for US higher education for one fixed annual fee--including SSL, extended validation, client (personal), and code signing certificates.The program covers all of the domains owned or controlled by the institution (.edu, .net, .org, .com, and others).
The fixed annual fee, combined with centralized management and reporting takes the guess work out of budgeting and administration, while the delegable control to issue certificates across departments or groups eases operational burdens.
Any higher education institution with its primary location in the United States, and qualifying for a primary domain name in .edu, may subscribe. Not-for-profit regional research and education networking organizations in the United States may also subscribe. Subscribers must be InCommon participants or join InCommon.
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