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Certificate Authority Audit?

Sir Asvald
By Sir Asvald
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Hello everyone. I run my own Certificate Authority a 2 tier PKI with 2 off line 2 Root CAs (RSA and ECC). The Root CAs and the Subordinate CAs are dedicated servers running at a datacenter. The question is. Who gets audited? Because the servers are not located within my on-premise network..

 

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If you're getting a CA Audit - they'll be looking at you as a CA so will be auditing you not the data center. However, if the DC you are using is insecure (failure to adequately protect the infrastructure) - this may be flagged up during the audit.

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