If you’re not a DigiCert customer, simply contact your Certificate Authority (CA) to see what they can do for you. If you are a DigiCert customer and would like to enable CT for your account, contact our support team. The FixĪll DigiCert EV SSL Certificates have CT enabled by default. CT information is not required for Organization Validated (OV) or Domain Validated (DV) SSL Certificates.
Hopefully, this will change as CT becomes required for more types of digital certificates.ĬT information is currently required only for Extended Validation (EV) SSL Certificates issued after January 1, 2015. CT is still in its infant stages, so most sites will not have it enabled. The public audit records Chrome uses and what is referred to in the Connection Tab is Certificate Transparency (CT). The first paragraph in the Connection Tab identifies whether a certificate has been logged in a public audit record. No Certificate Transparency information was supplied by the server. Certificate Transparency Information The identity of this website has been verified by DigiCert SHA2 Secure Server CA. Below are four brief explanations about what causes the warnings and some tips for resolving related problems. The yellow triangle or red 'X' icons in Google Chrome’s "Connection" Tab are alarming and can be difficult to understand. The below information is accurate for Chrome versions 45 and 46. Instead, site operators can focus efforts on taking the necessary steps to make the site(s) more secure. Site operators benefit because they will no longer have to worry about the yellow triangle icon in the URL address bar that may suggest to users that the site is less secure.
Google did this to help users and site operators by reducing the number of signs Internet users need to remember. The change gives users a better indication of a site's level security. In an effort to encourage site operators to move over to HTTPS and SHA-2, Chrome 46 will display the “neutral page icon” instead of the (previously used) yellow triangle icon. Minor errors include a lack of Certificate Transparency (CT) information and/or use of SHA-1 certificates, obsolete cipher suites, and certain types of mixed content. Chrome 46 introduces an icon change in the URL address bar for sites with minor HTTPS connection errors. On October 13, 2015, Google released Chrome 46.
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