Renovar un certificado de firma de código

¿Necesita renovar su certificado de firma de código de DigiCert? Siga los pasos que aparecen a continuación para renovar su certificado.

New private key storage requirements

On May 30, 2023, DigiCert updated our private key storage requirements for code signing certificate private keys, per industry standards. All private keys must be stored on hardware certified as Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) 140-2 Level 2, Common Criteria EAL 4+, or equivalent.

For more information, see our knowledge base articles:

PASO 1: Generar una nueva CSR (opcional)

Organization validation
- Code signing certificate renewals: Ensure the organization with which you associate your code signing (CS) certificate has been validated for CS-Code Signing Organization Validation.
- EV code signing certificate renewals: Ensure the organization with which you associate your EV code signing certificate is validated for EV CS-Code Signing Organization Extended Validation.
Domain validation for code signing certificate renewals
When adding an email address as the subject of your certificate, the email must include a validated domain assigned to the organization in your order. Only validated domains appear on the order form.
For example, if you want to add john.doe@example.com, make sure example.com has been validated. See out domain prevalidation instructions.
Hardware security module (HSM)
Are you installing your code signing certificate on an HSM device?
Requerido: La plataforma Sun Java es la única que exige que envíe una CSR.

PASO 3: Completar el formulario de solicitud

En el menú principal izquierdo, haga clic en Certificados > Certificados que caducan.
1. In the left menu, go to Certificates > Orders.
2. En la página Certificados que caducan, al lado del certificado que debe renovarse, haga clic en Renovar ahora.
3. For CertCentral Subscription accounts:
  1. In the left menu, go to My Digital Trust Products > Certificates.
  2. On the Certificates page, select the Order # of the code signing or EV code signing certificate you want to renew.
On the Order details page, in the Certificate actions menu, select Renew.
On the Renew EV Code Signing/Code Signing Order page, update the renewal form as needed, including selecting a new provisioning method.
Provisioning options
The provisioning method refers to where you want store the private key and certificate. For the security of your code signing certificate, the certificate must be installed on and used from an approved device.
Select the storage device for your certificate and its' private key.
- DigiCert-provided hardware token (nonrefundable)
  DigiCert sends you a secure token with instructions for installing the certificate on your token, so you can begin signing code.
  Then, under Shipping address, add your shipping information: your name and the address where you want us to send the hardware token.
- Use existing token
  When DigiCert issues your certificate, you must install it on your token.
  In the Platform dropdown, select the type of hardware token on which you plan to install your code signing certificate:
  - SafeNet eToken 5110 CC (940) for RSA 4096-bit and ECC P-256-bit key certificates.
  - SafeNet eToken 5110 FIPS for ECC P-256-bit key certificates.
  - SafeNet eToken 5110+ FIPS for RSA 4096-bit and ECC P-256-bit key certificates.
  - SafeNet eToken 5110+ CC (940B) for ECC P-256-bit key certificates.
  - SafeNet eToken 5110+ CC (940C) for RSA 4096-bit and ECC P-256-bit key certificates.
  Aviso
  You must have a FIPS 140-2 Level 2 or Common Criteria EAL4+ compliant device. You can’t install the certificate on any device not on the list.
  Need an approved token?
  Select DigiCert-provided hardware token to have DigiCert send a token to you. If you have questions, contact DigiCert Support.
- Install on HSM
  When DigiCert issues your certificate, install it on the HSM where you generated the private key and CSR.
  Select Yes under Was the private key generated by a Common Criteria EAL4+ standard or FIPS 140-2 level 2 HSM?
  We send the requester an agreement email. This email ensures that a private key is stored on an HSM certified as FIPS 140-2 Level 2, Common Criteria EAL 4+, or equivalent. DigiCert issue the certificate when the requester agrees to the private key protection requirement.
  Aviso
  You must have a FIPS 140-2 Level 2, Common Criteria EAL 4+, or equivalent hardware security module (HSM) that supports at least 3072-bit keys.
  Don't have a compatible HSM?
  Select a different provisioning method. If you have any questions contact DigiCert Support.
- DigiCert KeyLocker (Cloud HSM)
  KeyLocker is an automated cloud storage service where you can store your private key and code signing certificate. Access them anytime from anywhere to sign your code. Learn more.
  DigiCert also offers Software Trust Manager, an enterprise-level code signing solution. Contact your account representative to determine if your organization could benefit from Software Trust Manager. Learn more.
When ready, select Submit request.

PASO 4: DigiCert emite el certificado de firma de código

Si envió una CSR, le enviamos el certificado renovado en un correo electrónico al contacto que figura en el certificado. También puede descargar el certificado renovado en su cuenta de CertCentral.

Complete organization validation

Before DigiCert issue your certificate, we must validate your authority to order a certificate for the organization on your code signing certificate. A validation agent calls a verified phone number to speak with someone who represents you (the certificate requester) and can confirm your authority:

Human Resources
Manager
Technical contact

To provide organization consent for your certificate order:

Answer the organization/validation phone call (preferred method).*
Ensure the organization contact, technical contact, and company receptionist know you've ordered a code signing certificate. Tell them DigiCert must call a verified phone number to speak with one of them to make sure you have permission to request this certificate. This call usually occurs within 24 hours of the certificate order being placed.
Respond to the organization's consent message.
If the DigiCert validation agent can't reach someone representing you at the verified phone number, they leave a message. The message includes a callback phone number and a verification code. Make sure that organization or technical contact responds to the message and provides the verification code.
Schedule a time for a call back through the verified phone number.
If the DigiCert validation agent can't reach someone who represents you at the verified phone number, they may email you. The email asks you to schedule a time for us to call back to finish the verification.

Order approval

When DigiCert finishes process your order, we send an email with information to approve the certificate request to the verified contacts included in the renewal. We can finish processing your order when a verified contact approves your request.

Certificate issuance

When the validation is complete and the order is verified-contact approved, we issue your certificate.

DigiCert-provided hardware token (nonrefundable)
If you opted to have DigiCert send you a secure token, we send your token with instructions for installing the certificate on your token. See our knowledge base article for Installing your code signing certificate onto a secure token.
Your own supported hardware token
If you opted to use your own supported secure token, see our knowledge base article for Installing your code signing certificate onto a secure token.
Supported HSM device
If you opted to install your code signing certificate on a supported HSM, download the certificate from CertCentral to install it on the HSM. See Download a code signing certificate from your account.
DigiCert KeyLocker
If you opted to store your private key and code signing certificate on DigiCert KeyLocker, see KeyLocker access.

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