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    Ballot SC-10: Establishing the Network Security Subcommittee of the SCWG
    October 4, 2018 by Jos PurvisThe voting period for Ballot SC10 has ended and the ballot has passed. Here are the results. Voting by CAs – 18 votes total including abstentions 18 Yes votes: Buypass, Camerfirma, CFCA, Chunghwa Telecom, D-TRUST, DigiCert, Disig, Entrust Datacard, Firmaprofesional, GDCA, GlobalSign, HARICA, QuoVadis, SSL.com, TWCA, TrustCor, Trustwave, Visa 0 No votes: 0 Abstain: 100% of voting CAs voted in favor Voting by browsers – 4 votes total including abstentions 4 Yes votes: Cisco, Microsoft, Mozilla, 360 0 No votes: 0 Abstain: 100% of voting browsers voted in favor
    Ballot 210 – Misc. Changes to the NCSSR
    August 31, 2017 by Ben WilsonResults on Ballot 210 – Misc. Changes to the Network and Certificate System Security Requirements The voting period for Ballot 210 has ended and the ballot has passed. Here are the results. Voting by CAs – 18 votes total including abstentions 18 Yes votes: Amazon, Buypass, Chunghwa Telecom, Cisco, D-TRUST, DigiCert, Disig, Entrust, GDCA, GlobalSign, GoDaddy, HARICA, Logius PKIoverheid, SSL.com, SwissSign, Symantec, TrustCor, Trustwave
    Ballot 203 – Formation of Network Security Working Group
    June 19, 2017 by Ben WilsonResults on Ballot 203 – Formation of Network Security Working Group The voting period for Ballot 203 has ended. The ballot has passed. Here are the results. Voting by CAs – 19 votes total including abstentions 17 Yes votes: Buypass, CFCA, Comodo, DigiCert, Disig, Entrust, GDCA, GoDaddy, HARICA, Izenpe, SHECA, SSC, SwissSign, Symantec, TrustCor, Trustwave, TurkTrust
    Ballot 76 – Public Review of Network Security Controls
    June 12, 2012 by Ben WilsonBallot 76 – Public Review of Network Security Controls (Passed) Motion Ben Wilson made the following motion, and Eddy Nigg and Gerv Markham endorsed it: Motion begins Members of the CAB Forum have drafted Network Security Requirements, dated May 14,2012, and setting a baseline level of network security for all certification authorities that operate or manage a root certificate embedded as a trust anchor in publicly distributed browser software. The document is available for review here:
    The Certification Authority Browser Forum (CA/Browser Forum) is a voluntary gathering of Certificate Issuers and suppliers of Internet browser software and other applications that use certificates (Certificate Consumers).