Hongkong Post e-Cert

e-Cert Certification Practice Statement

The Hongkong Post e-Cert CPS is intended to provide readers, and in particular relying parties, with information on which they can base to decide whether to trust Hongkong Post e-Cert certificates, and the digital signature of a Hongkong Post e-Cert subscriber.

Current CPS for e-Cert (Personal), e-Cert (Organisational) and e-Cert (Encipherment) (PDF Format), OID = 1.3.6.1.4.1.16030.1.1.52 - Valid from 28 August 2024.
(Note: Starting from 31 May 2018, for further details on e-Cert (Server), please refer to the CPS for e-Cert (Server).)
Current CPS for e-Cert (Server) (PDF Format), OID = 1.3.6.1.4.1.16030.1.7.22 - Valid from 15 August 2024.
Current CPS for e-Cert (Organisational Role) (PDF Format), OID = 1.3.6.1.4.1.16030.1.3.17 - Valid from 21 August 2024.
Previous CPS for e-Cert (Personal), e-Cert (Organisational) and e-Cert (Encipherment)
Previous CPS for e-Cert (Server)
Previous CPS for e-Cert (Organisational Role)

Disclosure Records of WebTrust Assessment Reports for HKPCA

With respect to the publication of information responsibilities for CA that adhere to the Baseline Requirements for the Issuance and Management of Publicly-Trusted Certificates published by CA/Browser Forum, CA shall disclose its Certification Practice Statements and its commitment to provide Publicly-Trusted Certificates including SSL certificates in conformity with BR.

Disclosure Record of WebTrust for CA Operations for HKPCA:
Audit Report and Management's Assertions on CA Operations (22 February 2024)
Disclosure Record of WebTrust for SSL Baseline Requirements for HKPCA:
Audit Report and Management's Assertions on SSL Baseline Requirements (22 February 2024)
Disclosure Record of WebTrust for Extended Validation SSL for HKPCA:
Audit Report and Management's Assertions on Extended Validation SSL (22 February 2024)

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