The main take away I see is a reorg/consolidation of their processes: > GlobalSign has concluded there are too many procedural and technical gaps in the curren

The main take away I see is a reorg/consolidation of their processes: > GlobalSign has concluded there are too many procedural and technical gaps in the current process to prevent incorrect CA configuration occurring in the future and has decided to halt the provisioning of new CA in the GCC platform until 31/03/2021, this in order to fully rebuild the CA request, creation and provisioning process. Whereas the previous process could be considered fragmented (with different tickets and information depending on the team that had to execute a specific sub-action) we will be building a new flow that consolidates all required information and actions into a single process, with additional steps in terms of compliance oversight and a hard compliance approval step prior to putting a new CA into production / issuing state. We will share the details of the new process 16/02/2021 and will complete implementation before 31/03/2021. CA provisioning on the GCC platform will only resume after the implementation of the new process has been successfully completed.