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• Enforce Trusted Certificates
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Enforce Trusted Certificates

Trusted Certificate summarizes how many SSL certificates are in use and being enforced.

You can also configure trusted certificate policies by navigating to Policies > Trusted Certificates.

The Trusted Certificates page displays the Native OS Trust settings:

• Windows - Displays the toggle button for the Windows Certificate Store.

• macOS - Displays the toggle button for the macOS Keychain.

You can view the Firefox Browser Trust options:

• Trusted Certificates in Firefox Trusted Store.

• Configure FireFox To Trust OS certificate store.

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Click Upload Certificates under the Enforced Certificates option to upload a certificate.

Click to view the details of the certificates uploaded in the Certificate Information window. You can view the information such as Name, Serial Number, Issuer, Subject, Public Key, Finger Print, and Validity details.

Click on the Inheritance toggle button if required. For more information on Inheritance, refer to the section Inheritance in the Protecting Assets with Security Policies Guide.

Click Update to save and update the settings or the changes done, to the endpoint.