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Qualified certificate for website authentication

I.CA has expanded the offer of qualified certificates under the EU 910/2014 eIDAS regulation on Qualified Certificates for Website Authentication (QWAC).

Qualified Web Authentication Certificate - Extended Validation SSL (SSL EV)

QWAC certificates are designed to authenticate websites and secure the transferred data through an SSL / TSL encryption protocol running on asymmetric cryptography. The certificates are, in accordance with the requirements of ETSI EN 319 411-2, type "Extended Validation", ie the EVCP policy according to ETSI EN 319 411-1 and meet the requirements of the CA / Browser Forum - Guidelines for Issuance and Management of Extended Validation Certificates ".

Qualified certificates for website authentication are designed to secure the most trustworthy sites. They ensure the credibility of the organization's website for their potential visitors and represent an important security attribute.

Qualified certificates for web site authentication are provided by:

Website security - a green address bar in the browser that binds the organization to its domain.¹
Verification of the organization to which the certificate was issued - the information is displayed directly in the address bar of the web browser.
Additional information about the organization and certification authority that issued the certificate - the information is displayed in the certificate details.
Verify up to 10 domains.

The certificate may be issued to an organizational unit of the state or to a legal entity that meets at least one of the following requirements:

according to the entries in the commercial register or the records of the registration agency, has existed for at least three years,
submit a confirmation from the financial institution under the supervision of the National Bank that it has a current account with it (active, unblocked),
its data can be verified in the publicly available up-to-date register of QTIS (information on tax subjects) or QIIS (generally recognized independent register).

If the above requirements are met, a contractual relationship with I.CA follows. After concluding a contract with I.CA, you will receive a generator for the possibility of creating a certificate request.

Conditions for verifying the certificate application can be found here .