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= Common CA Database (CCADB) = | = Common CA Database (CCADB) = | ||
The maintenance of net security protocols requires that [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certificate_authority Certification Authorities (CAs)] provide up-to-date information to root store operators. Historically, CAs have had to separately submit data to multiple, individual root store operators, resulting in inefficiency and duplication of effort. Mozilla maintains a CRM instance for communicating with CAs and managing CA data, called the Common CA Database (CCADB), which | The maintenance of net security protocols requires that [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certificate_authority Certification Authorities (CAs)] provide up-to-date information to root store operators. Historically, CAs have had to separately submit data to multiple, individual root store operators, resulting in inefficiency and duplication of effort. Mozilla maintains a CRM instance for communicating with CAs and managing CA data, called the Common CA Database (CCADB), which was originally referred to as the CA Community in Salesforce. | ||
* A [[CA:CommonCADatabase:RootStoreOperators|Root Store Member]] is any root store operator participating in the Common CA Database via the [[File:MozillaCommonCADatabaseAgreement.pdf|Mozilla Common CA Database Agreement]]. | * A [[CA:CommonCADatabase:RootStoreOperators|'''Root Store Member''']] is any root store operator participating in the Common CA Database via the [[File:MozillaCommonCADatabaseAgreement.pdf|Mozilla Common CA Database Agreement]]. | ||
* A '''CA Member''' is any CA participating in the Common CA Database via [https://www.salesforce.com/communities/features/ Community | * A '''CA Member''' is any CA participating in the Common CA Database via a [https://www.salesforce.com/communities/features/ Community license]. CA Members have read-only access to all root certificate data, and are able to enter and modify data regarding intermediate certificates chaining up to their own root certificates. | ||
= Request a license = | = Request a license = | ||