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2026-08-13 Minutes of the Forum
August 13, 2026 by Minutes: CA/B Forum plenary Meeting - August 13, 2026 1. Roll Call – from recording 2. Read note-well Dean Coclin chaired the meeting. The note-well had been read during the immediately preceding Server Certificate Working Group meeting.
August 13, 2026 by Minutes: CA/B Forum plenary Meeting - August 13, 2026 1. Roll Call – from recording 2. Read note-well Dean Coclin chaired the meeting. The note-well had been read during the immediately preceding Server Certificate Working Group meeting.
2026-08-13 Minutes of the Server Certificate Working Group
August 13, 2026 by Wayne ThayerFinal minutes for the Server Certificate Working Group teleconference - August 13, 2026Meeting Date: 2026-08-13 Note Well: Wayne Thayer chaired the meeting in Dimitris Zacharopoulos’s absence. The meeting was recorded and the Note Well was read. Review of Agenda: No changes were made to the published agenda. Approval of Minutes: July 30, 2026 Teleconference approved without objection. Membership Applications: Wayne Thayer introduced an Interested Party application from GÉANT. Dean Coclin raised a question regarding whether the individual, Nicole Harris, who signed the application as Head of Security had sufficient authority to bind the organization to the IPR Agreement. Stephen Davidson noted that GÉANT is part of the European research and education network community and provides services to universities. Scott Rea noted that Nicole Harris typically represents GÉANT in working groups. Dean Coclin noted that Forum agreements have historically been signed by someone with authority to bind the organization, typically an executive or someone from legal. Dustin Hollenback asked how the Forum determines whether a signatory has the necessary authority. Dean Coclin suggested requesting confirmation that the signatory has authority to bind GÉANT. He noted that previous inquiries of this type have generally resulted either in confirmation of the signatory’s authority or a new signature from an appropriately authorized individual. Dean Coclin will follow up with GÉANT regarding the signatory’s authority, and the application will be revisited after a response is received. Ballot Status: SC-102: Wayne Thayer reported that SC-102 had completed its IPR Review Period. A new version of the TLS Baseline Requirements incorporating SC-102 was published earlier in the day. SC-103 - Require EKUs for Cross-Certified Subordinate CAs: SC-103 remains in the Discussion Period. No additional discussion occurred. SC-100 - DNSSEC Clarification and Consolidation: SC-100 recently entered the IPR Review Period. Draft Ballots: Improved Certificate Problem Reports and Clarify the Meaning of Revocation: Martijn Katerbarg reported that he intends to address what he hopes is the final outstanding comment and then move the ballot forward. Allow ML-DSA: Stephen Davidson and Gurleen Grewal reported that work continues toward a combined ballot. Gurleen Grewal indicated that the work is getting close to completion. Georgy Sebastian reported on behalf of Amazon Trust Services that Michael Slaughter had updated the proposal and was seeking feedback on the proposed language. Georgy Sebastian shared the latest version during the meeting. Gurleen Grewal indicated that the newly shared version should be considered the canonical version and that links to the other PRs could be removed. Wayne Thayer indicated that the ballot tracking information would be updated accordingly. Revocation Timeline for CP/CPS Deviations: Dimitris Zacharopoulos was not present to provide an update. The item was tabled. Any Other Business: SC-101v2 and Reuse of Validation Data: Wayne Thayer raised a mailing list question concerning Section 4.2.1 and reuse of validation data following changes to validation requirements. The specific question was whether permitted reuse continues when a validation method is indirectly affected by a change to a definition on which the method relies. Dustin Hollenback initially expressed concern about allowing reuse following such a change but noted the practical difficulty of expecting CAs and Root Programs to track indirect changes to definitions outside the validation method itself. Dustin Hollenback noted that, particularly as validation reuse periods continue to decrease, allowing reuse in this situation may be a reasonable approach and would avoid creating compliance “gotchas” without a clear ecosystem benefit. Wayne Thayer agreed that this was consistent with his reading of the requirement and stated that the language appears intended to prevent existing validations from immediately becoming unusable following a requirements change. Dustin Hollenback distinguished an indirect change to an external definition from a direct change to the validation method itself and questioned whether the same treatment should apply to a direct change. Wayne Thayer noted that Section 4.2.1 explicitly permits reuse following a change to a validation method for the applicable reuse period unless the ballot making the change specifically provides otherwise. Rich Smith noted that he believed the relevant reuse language may predate SC-101. The discussion generally supported the interpretation that reuse remains permitted for the applicable reuse period unless the ballot introducing the change specifically prohibits it. Wayne Thayer indicated that the minutes from the discussion could be used to help respond to the mailing list question. Attendance by Members of Other Working Groups: Wayne Thayer raised a question from a member of another CA/Browser Forum Working Group who wanted to attend the Forum Plenary teleconference but was not a member of the Server Certificate Working Group. Because the Forum Plenary begins immediately after the SCWG teleconference, the individual asked whether they could join the SCWG call while waiting for the Forum portion to begin. Martijn Katerbarg noted that face-to-face meetings provide precedent for allowing attendees to be present during sessions of Working Groups to which they do not belong. He suggested that such individuals be permitted to listen but not participate in the SCWG discussion. Martijn Katerbarg also noted that the Forum portion of the call can begin earlier than scheduled, making it difficult for a participant to know precisely when to join if they cannot listen to the preceding SCWG meeting. Dean Coclin agreed that allowing the individual to listen without participating in the SCWG discussion was reasonable. Arman Asemani suggested reversing the order of the calls so that the Forum Plenary occurs first and non-SCWG members can leave before the SCWG meeting begins. Dean Coclin, Martijn Katerbarg, Dustin Hollenback, and Wayne Thayer discussed the previous ordering of the calls and recalled that the order had been changed in part because of differences in meeting duration. Andrea Holland noted that holding the Forum Plenary first would also allow participants who do not wish to attend the SCWG meeting to leave afterward. Dean Coclin indicated that he would be open to changing the order but wanted Dimitris Zacharopoulos’s input. Wayne Thayer summarized the discussion as supporting allowing the individual to join the SCWG portion as an observer but not participate in the discussion. The group will separately consider whether to change the ordering of the Forum Plenary and SCWG teleconferences. Adjourn: The meeting adjourned. The next Server Certificate Working Group teleconference is scheduled for 2026-08-27. Attendees: Arman Asemani (Apple), Nate Smith (GoDaddy), Zoey Wang, Logan Mabe (Microsoft), Rollin Yu (TrustAsia), Jun Okura (Cybertrust), Andrea Holland (IdenTrust), Martijn Katerbarg (Sectigo), Gurleen Grewal (GTS), Hogeun Yoo (NAVER Cloud Trust Services), Alvin Wang (SHECA), Sándor Szőke (Microsec), Ben Wilson (Mozilla), Clint Wilson, Tobias Josefowitz (Opera), Moritz Schaal (D-Trust), Polina Glazyrina (Sectigo), Adam Jones (Microsoft), Kateryna Aleksieieva (Certum by Asseco), Sean Huang (TWCA), Lucy Buecking (IdenTrust), Dustin Hollenback, Scott Rea (eMudhra), Kiran Tummala, Paul van Brouwershaven (Digitorus), Karina Goodley, Cynetheia Brown (FPKIMA), Janet Hines (SSL.com), Nome Huang (TrustAsia), Chris Clements (Google Chrome), Daryn Wright, Li-Chun Chen (Chunghwa Telecom), Stephen Davidson (DigiCert), Atsushi Inaba (GlobalSign), Tsung-Min Kuo (Chunghwa Telecom), Rich Smith (DigiCert), Ryan Dickson (Google Chrome), Dean Coclin (DigiCert), Fumiaki Ono (SECOM Trust Systems), Steven Deitte (GoDaddy), Georgy Sebastian (Amazon Trust Services), Jos Purvis (Fastly), Sandy Balzer (SwissSign), Luis Cervantes (SSL.com), Aaron Poulsen (SSL.com), Rob White (GoDaddy), Wayne Thayer (Fastly)
August 13, 2026 by Wayne ThayerFinal minutes for the Server Certificate Working Group teleconference - August 13, 2026Meeting Date: 2026-08-13 Note Well: Wayne Thayer chaired the meeting in Dimitris Zacharopoulos’s absence. The meeting was recorded and the Note Well was read. Review of Agenda: No changes were made to the published agenda. Approval of Minutes: July 30, 2026 Teleconference approved without objection. Membership Applications: Wayne Thayer introduced an Interested Party application from GÉANT. Dean Coclin raised a question regarding whether the individual, Nicole Harris, who signed the application as Head of Security had sufficient authority to bind the organization to the IPR Agreement. Stephen Davidson noted that GÉANT is part of the European research and education network community and provides services to universities. Scott Rea noted that Nicole Harris typically represents GÉANT in working groups. Dean Coclin noted that Forum agreements have historically been signed by someone with authority to bind the organization, typically an executive or someone from legal. Dustin Hollenback asked how the Forum determines whether a signatory has the necessary authority. Dean Coclin suggested requesting confirmation that the signatory has authority to bind GÉANT. He noted that previous inquiries of this type have generally resulted either in confirmation of the signatory’s authority or a new signature from an appropriately authorized individual. Dean Coclin will follow up with GÉANT regarding the signatory’s authority, and the application will be revisited after a response is received. Ballot Status: SC-102: Wayne Thayer reported that SC-102 had completed its IPR Review Period. A new version of the TLS Baseline Requirements incorporating SC-102 was published earlier in the day. SC-103 - Require EKUs for Cross-Certified Subordinate CAs: SC-103 remains in the Discussion Period. No additional discussion occurred. SC-100 - DNSSEC Clarification and Consolidation: SC-100 recently entered the IPR Review Period. Draft Ballots: Improved Certificate Problem Reports and Clarify the Meaning of Revocation: Martijn Katerbarg reported that he intends to address what he hopes is the final outstanding comment and then move the ballot forward. Allow ML-DSA: Stephen Davidson and Gurleen Grewal reported that work continues toward a combined ballot. Gurleen Grewal indicated that the work is getting close to completion. Georgy Sebastian reported on behalf of Amazon Trust Services that Michael Slaughter had updated the proposal and was seeking feedback on the proposed language. Georgy Sebastian shared the latest version during the meeting. Gurleen Grewal indicated that the newly shared version should be considered the canonical version and that links to the other PRs could be removed. Wayne Thayer indicated that the ballot tracking information would be updated accordingly. Revocation Timeline for CP/CPS Deviations: Dimitris Zacharopoulos was not present to provide an update. The item was tabled. Any Other Business: SC-101v2 and Reuse of Validation Data: Wayne Thayer raised a mailing list question concerning Section 4.2.1 and reuse of validation data following changes to validation requirements. The specific question was whether permitted reuse continues when a validation method is indirectly affected by a change to a definition on which the method relies. Dustin Hollenback initially expressed concern about allowing reuse following such a change but noted the practical difficulty of expecting CAs and Root Programs to track indirect changes to definitions outside the validation method itself. Dustin Hollenback noted that, particularly as validation reuse periods continue to decrease, allowing reuse in this situation may be a reasonable approach and would avoid creating compliance “gotchas” without a clear ecosystem benefit. Wayne Thayer agreed that this was consistent with his reading of the requirement and stated that the language appears intended to prevent existing validations from immediately becoming unusable following a requirements change. Dustin Hollenback distinguished an indirect change to an external definition from a direct change to the validation method itself and questioned whether the same treatment should apply to a direct change. Wayne Thayer noted that Section 4.2.1 explicitly permits reuse following a change to a validation method for the applicable reuse period unless the ballot making the change specifically provides otherwise. Rich Smith noted that he believed the relevant reuse language may predate SC-101. The discussion generally supported the interpretation that reuse remains permitted for the applicable reuse period unless the ballot introducing the change specifically prohibits it. Wayne Thayer indicated that the minutes from the discussion could be used to help respond to the mailing list question. Attendance by Members of Other Working Groups: Wayne Thayer raised a question from a member of another CA/Browser Forum Working Group who wanted to attend the Forum Plenary teleconference but was not a member of the Server Certificate Working Group. Because the Forum Plenary begins immediately after the SCWG teleconference, the individual asked whether they could join the SCWG call while waiting for the Forum portion to begin. Martijn Katerbarg noted that face-to-face meetings provide precedent for allowing attendees to be present during sessions of Working Groups to which they do not belong. He suggested that such individuals be permitted to listen but not participate in the SCWG discussion. Martijn Katerbarg also noted that the Forum portion of the call can begin earlier than scheduled, making it difficult for a participant to know precisely when to join if they cannot listen to the preceding SCWG meeting. Dean Coclin agreed that allowing the individual to listen without participating in the SCWG discussion was reasonable. Arman Asemani suggested reversing the order of the calls so that the Forum Plenary occurs first and non-SCWG members can leave before the SCWG meeting begins. Dean Coclin, Martijn Katerbarg, Dustin Hollenback, and Wayne Thayer discussed the previous ordering of the calls and recalled that the order had been changed in part because of differences in meeting duration. Andrea Holland noted that holding the Forum Plenary first would also allow participants who do not wish to attend the SCWG meeting to leave afterward. Dean Coclin indicated that he would be open to changing the order but wanted Dimitris Zacharopoulos’s input. Wayne Thayer summarized the discussion as supporting allowing the individual to join the SCWG portion as an observer but not participate in the discussion. The group will separately consider whether to change the ordering of the Forum Plenary and SCWG teleconferences. Adjourn: The meeting adjourned. The next Server Certificate Working Group teleconference is scheduled for 2026-08-27. Attendees: Arman Asemani (Apple), Nate Smith (GoDaddy), Zoey Wang, Logan Mabe (Microsoft), Rollin Yu (TrustAsia), Jun Okura (Cybertrust), Andrea Holland (IdenTrust), Martijn Katerbarg (Sectigo), Gurleen Grewal (GTS), Hogeun Yoo (NAVER Cloud Trust Services), Alvin Wang (SHECA), Sándor Szőke (Microsec), Ben Wilson (Mozilla), Clint Wilson, Tobias Josefowitz (Opera), Moritz Schaal (D-Trust), Polina Glazyrina (Sectigo), Adam Jones (Microsoft), Kateryna Aleksieieva (Certum by Asseco), Sean Huang (TWCA), Lucy Buecking (IdenTrust), Dustin Hollenback, Scott Rea (eMudhra), Kiran Tummala, Paul van Brouwershaven (Digitorus), Karina Goodley, Cynetheia Brown (FPKIMA), Janet Hines (SSL.com), Nome Huang (TrustAsia), Chris Clements (Google Chrome), Daryn Wright, Li-Chun Chen (Chunghwa Telecom), Stephen Davidson (DigiCert), Atsushi Inaba (GlobalSign), Tsung-Min Kuo (Chunghwa Telecom), Rich Smith (DigiCert), Ryan Dickson (Google Chrome), Dean Coclin (DigiCert), Fumiaki Ono (SECOM Trust Systems), Steven Deitte (GoDaddy), Georgy Sebastian (Amazon Trust Services), Jos Purvis (Fastly), Sandy Balzer (SwissSign), Luis Cervantes (SSL.com), Aaron Poulsen (SSL.com), Rob White (GoDaddy), Wayne Thayer (Fastly)
2026-07-30 Minutes of the Server Certificate Working Group
July 30, 2026 by Wayne ThayerMinutes for the Server Certificate Working Group teleconference - July 30, 2026Meeting Date: 2026-07-30 Note Well: Wayne Thayer chaired the meeting in Dimitris Zacharopoulos’s absence. The Note Well was read. Prior to the start of the meeting, attendees briefly discussed enabling the Webex AI Assistant to generate meeting notes. No objections were raised, and the AI assistant was enabled on a trial basis. Review of Agenda: No changes or additions were proposed to the published agenda. Approval of Minutes: July 2, 2026 Teleconference approved without objection. July 16, 2026 Teleconference approved without objection. Membership Applications: There were no new membership applications. Ballot Status: SC-100 - DNSSEC Clarifications / Consolidation: Rich Smith reported that no additional comments had been received and that the discussion-period restart resolved prior concerns. Barring further objections, the ballot will enter the voting period at 17:00 UTC on July 30. Scott Rea expressed support for moving the ballot forward. SC-103 - Require EKUs for Cross-Certified Subordinate CAs: Aaron Gable reported that discussion remains active on the mailing list and outstanding questions still require responses. The ballot will remain in discussion until those issues are resolved. Let’s Encrypt has been busy implementing MTC issuance. Ballots in Voting: None. Ballots in IPR Review: Wayne Thayer reminded members that SC-101 and SC-102 remain under IPR review and encouraged members to complete their reviews before the review periods expire. Draft Ballots: Martijn Katerbarg’s Certificate Problem Report / Revocation clarification ballot received no update. Gurleen Grewal reported that work continues to reconcile the two ML-DSA proposal drafts, but there are no other updates at this time. No update was available on Dimitris Zacharopoulos’s revocation timeline ballot. CCADB Roadmap and API Discussion: Stephen Davidson suggested holding a future discussion devoted to the CCADB roadmap and API, noting that increasing reliance on CCADB automation makes it useful to discuss future plans and gather structured feedback from API users. Discussion included: Chad Dandar suggested the topic could be discussed during a future CCADB SC meeting. Aaron Poulsen supported including API documentation and sandbox capabilities in such a discussion. Ryan Dickson shared the current API documentation in chat: https://github.com/mozilla/CCADB-Tools/tree/master/API_AddUpdateIntermediateCert. Arman Asemani recommended beginning with a discussion thread on public@ccadb.org so that written feedback and enhancement requests could be collected before scheduling a broader discussion. Stephen Davidson agreed to initiate the mailing list discussion. Any Other Business: No other business was discussed. Adjourn The meeting adjourned. The next Server Certificate Working Group teleconference is scheduled for 2026-08-13. Attendees: Jeff Stapleton (Wells Fargo), Naresh Charugundla (Microsoft), Moritz Schaal (D-Trust), Aaron Gable (Let’s Encrypt), Aaron Poulsen (SSL.com), Abdul Hakeem Putra (MSC Trustgate Sdn Bhd), Adam Fiock (SSL.com), Adam Jones (Microsoft), Adriano Santoni (Actalis S.p.A.), Andrea Holland (IdenTrust), Antti Backman (Telia Company), Arman Asemani (Apple), Arno Fiedler (ETSI), Ben Wilson (Mozilla), Chad Dandar (Cisco Systems), Chris Clements (Google), Clint Wilson (Apple), Corey Rasmussen (OATI), Dan McKinney (US Federal PKI Management Authority), Dean Coclin (DigiCert), Dustin Hollenback (Apple), Eric Kramer (Sectigo), Gregory Tomko (GlobalSign), Gurleen Grewal (Google), Hogeun Yoo (NAVER Cloud Trust Services), Inaba Atsushi (GlobalSign), Johnny Reading (GoDaddy), Jos Purvis (Fastly), Josselin Allemandou (Certigna (DHIMYOTIS)), Jun Okura (Cybertrust Japan), Karolina Ruszczyńska (Asseco Data Systems SA (Certum)), Kiran Tummala (Apple), Li-Chun Chen (Chunghwa Telecom), Lucy Buecking (IdenTrust), Luis Cervantes (SSL.com), Luis Osses (Amazon), Mahua Chaudhuri (Microsoft), Masaru Sakamoto (Cybertrust Japan), Michelle Coon (OATI), Miguel Sanchez (Google), Mrugesh Chandarana (IdenTrust), Nate Smith (GoDaddy), Nome Huang (TrustAsia), Ono Fumiaki (SECOM Trust Systems), Peter Miskovic (Disig), Rebecca Kelly (SSL.com), Rich Smith (DigiCert), Rob White (GoDaddy), Rollin Yu (TrustAsia), Roman Fischer (SwissSign), Ryan Dickson (Google), Sándor Szőke (Microsec), Sandy Balzer (SwissSign), Scott Rea (eMudhra), Sean Huang (TWCA), Stephen Davidson (DigiCert), Tadahiko Ito (SECOM Trust Systems), Thomas Zermeno (SSL.com), Tobias Josefowitz (Opera Software AS), Tsung-Min Kuo (Chunghwa Telecom), Wayne Thayer (Fastly), Zoey Wang (TrustAsia)
July 30, 2026 by Wayne ThayerMinutes for the Server Certificate Working Group teleconference - July 30, 2026Meeting Date: 2026-07-30 Note Well: Wayne Thayer chaired the meeting in Dimitris Zacharopoulos’s absence. The Note Well was read. Prior to the start of the meeting, attendees briefly discussed enabling the Webex AI Assistant to generate meeting notes. No objections were raised, and the AI assistant was enabled on a trial basis. Review of Agenda: No changes or additions were proposed to the published agenda. Approval of Minutes: July 2, 2026 Teleconference approved without objection. July 16, 2026 Teleconference approved without objection. Membership Applications: There were no new membership applications. Ballot Status: SC-100 - DNSSEC Clarifications / Consolidation: Rich Smith reported that no additional comments had been received and that the discussion-period restart resolved prior concerns. Barring further objections, the ballot will enter the voting period at 17:00 UTC on July 30. Scott Rea expressed support for moving the ballot forward. SC-103 - Require EKUs for Cross-Certified Subordinate CAs: Aaron Gable reported that discussion remains active on the mailing list and outstanding questions still require responses. The ballot will remain in discussion until those issues are resolved. Let’s Encrypt has been busy implementing MTC issuance. Ballots in Voting: None. Ballots in IPR Review: Wayne Thayer reminded members that SC-101 and SC-102 remain under IPR review and encouraged members to complete their reviews before the review periods expire. Draft Ballots: Martijn Katerbarg’s Certificate Problem Report / Revocation clarification ballot received no update. Gurleen Grewal reported that work continues to reconcile the two ML-DSA proposal drafts, but there are no other updates at this time. No update was available on Dimitris Zacharopoulos’s revocation timeline ballot. CCADB Roadmap and API Discussion: Stephen Davidson suggested holding a future discussion devoted to the CCADB roadmap and API, noting that increasing reliance on CCADB automation makes it useful to discuss future plans and gather structured feedback from API users. Discussion included: Chad Dandar suggested the topic could be discussed during a future CCADB SC meeting. Aaron Poulsen supported including API documentation and sandbox capabilities in such a discussion. Ryan Dickson shared the current API documentation in chat: https://github.com/mozilla/CCADB-Tools/tree/master/API_AddUpdateIntermediateCert. Arman Asemani recommended beginning with a discussion thread on public@ccadb.org so that written feedback and enhancement requests could be collected before scheduling a broader discussion. Stephen Davidson agreed to initiate the mailing list discussion. Any Other Business: No other business was discussed. Adjourn The meeting adjourned. The next Server Certificate Working Group teleconference is scheduled for 2026-08-13. Attendees: Jeff Stapleton (Wells Fargo), Naresh Charugundla (Microsoft), Moritz Schaal (D-Trust), Aaron Gable (Let’s Encrypt), Aaron Poulsen (SSL.com), Abdul Hakeem Putra (MSC Trustgate Sdn Bhd), Adam Fiock (SSL.com), Adam Jones (Microsoft), Adriano Santoni (Actalis S.p.A.), Andrea Holland (IdenTrust), Antti Backman (Telia Company), Arman Asemani (Apple), Arno Fiedler (ETSI), Ben Wilson (Mozilla), Chad Dandar (Cisco Systems), Chris Clements (Google), Clint Wilson (Apple), Corey Rasmussen (OATI), Dan McKinney (US Federal PKI Management Authority), Dean Coclin (DigiCert), Dustin Hollenback (Apple), Eric Kramer (Sectigo), Gregory Tomko (GlobalSign), Gurleen Grewal (Google), Hogeun Yoo (NAVER Cloud Trust Services), Inaba Atsushi (GlobalSign), Johnny Reading (GoDaddy), Jos Purvis (Fastly), Josselin Allemandou (Certigna (DHIMYOTIS)), Jun Okura (Cybertrust Japan), Karolina Ruszczyńska (Asseco Data Systems SA (Certum)), Kiran Tummala (Apple), Li-Chun Chen (Chunghwa Telecom), Lucy Buecking (IdenTrust), Luis Cervantes (SSL.com), Luis Osses (Amazon), Mahua Chaudhuri (Microsoft), Masaru Sakamoto (Cybertrust Japan), Michelle Coon (OATI), Miguel Sanchez (Google), Mrugesh Chandarana (IdenTrust), Nate Smith (GoDaddy), Nome Huang (TrustAsia), Ono Fumiaki (SECOM Trust Systems), Peter Miskovic (Disig), Rebecca Kelly (SSL.com), Rich Smith (DigiCert), Rob White (GoDaddy), Rollin Yu (TrustAsia), Roman Fischer (SwissSign), Ryan Dickson (Google), Sándor Szőke (Microsec), Sandy Balzer (SwissSign), Scott Rea (eMudhra), Sean Huang (TWCA), Stephen Davidson (DigiCert), Tadahiko Ito (SECOM Trust Systems), Thomas Zermeno (SSL.com), Tobias Josefowitz (Opera Software AS), Tsung-Min Kuo (Chunghwa Telecom), Wayne Thayer (Fastly), Zoey Wang (TrustAsia)
2026-07-16 Minutes of the Server Certificate Working Group
July 16, 2026 by Wayne ThayerMinutes: CA/Browser Forum Server Certificate Working Group Minutes July 16, 2026 Opening Matters Dimitris Zacharopoulos chaired the meeting. The meeting was called to order. The meeting was recorded, the list of attendees is below, and the Note Well was read.
July 16, 2026 by Wayne ThayerMinutes: CA/Browser Forum Server Certificate Working Group Minutes July 16, 2026 Opening Matters Dimitris Zacharopoulos chaired the meeting. The meeting was called to order. The meeting was recorded, the list of attendees is below, and the Note Well was read.
2026-07-02 Minutes of the Server Certificate Working Group
July 2, 2026 by Wayne ThayerMinutes: Meeting Title: Server Certificate Working Group Teleconference
July 2, 2026 by Wayne ThayerMinutes: Meeting Title: Server Certificate Working Group Teleconference
2026-07-01 Minutes of the S/MIME Certificate Working Group
July 1, 2026 by Minutes of SMCWG July 01, 2026 These are the Minutes of the meeting described in the subject of this message. Corrections and clarifications where needed are encouraged by reply.
July 1, 2026 by Minutes of SMCWG July 01, 2026 These are the Minutes of the meeting described in the subject of this message. Corrections and clarifications where needed are encouraged by reply.
2026-06-18 Minutes of the Forum
June 18, 2026 by Minutes: CA/B Forum plenary Meeting - June 18, 2026 1. Roll Call – from recording 2. Read note-well The note-well was read by Dimitris in prior session.
June 18, 2026 by Minutes: CA/B Forum plenary Meeting - June 18, 2026 1. Roll Call – from recording 2. Read note-well The note-well was read by Dimitris in prior session.
2026-06-18 Minutes of the Server Certificate Working Group
June 18, 2026 by Wayne ThayerMinutes: Roll Call – from recording We also had the following persons present: Naresh Charugundla (Microsoft), Rajeev Mohindra (Microsoft), Logan Mabe (Microsoft) who were not registered in the Member’s tool. Read note-well The note-well was read by Dimitris. Review of Agenda The Agenda as provided on list prior to the call (see above). Minutes June 4, 2026 (Draft minutes were distributed on 2026-06-16) – are Approved Membership Applications No current Applications to review. Ballot Status SC101v2 (https://github.com/cabforum/servercert/pull/627) Clarify Authorization Domain Names (Aaron Gable) Ballot moved to V2 with substantive change being effective date in 3.2.2.5.3. A couple of other editorial updates also. Expected to go to discussion period tomorrow.
June 18, 2026 by Wayne ThayerMinutes: Roll Call – from recording We also had the following persons present: Naresh Charugundla (Microsoft), Rajeev Mohindra (Microsoft), Logan Mabe (Microsoft) who were not registered in the Member’s tool. Read note-well The note-well was read by Dimitris. Review of Agenda The Agenda as provided on list prior to the call (see above). Minutes June 4, 2026 (Draft minutes were distributed on 2026-06-16) – are Approved Membership Applications No current Applications to review. Ballot Status SC101v2 (https://github.com/cabforum/servercert/pull/627) Clarify Authorization Domain Names (Aaron Gable) Ballot moved to V2 with substantive change being effective date in 3.2.2.5.3. A couple of other editorial updates also. Expected to go to discussion period tomorrow.
2026-06-17 Minutes of the S/MIME Certificate Working Group
June 17, 2026 by Minutes of SMCWG June 17, 2026 These are the Minutes of the meeting described in the subject of this message. Corrections and clarifications where needed are encouraged by reply.
June 17, 2026 by Minutes of SMCWG June 17, 2026 These are the Minutes of the meeting described in the subject of this message. Corrections and clarifications where needed are encouraged by reply.
2026-06-11 Minutes of the Code Signing Certificate Working Group
June 11, 2026 by Code Signing Working Group MinutesJune 11, 2026 Antitrust Reminder The Note Well was read.
June 11, 2026 by Code Signing Working Group MinutesJune 11, 2026 Antitrust Reminder The Note Well was read.