Examples of using Certification practice in English and their translations into Spanish
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Certification practice statements and party autonomy.
This is officially documented in our Certification Practice Statement(CPS), section 4.2.1.
Variant C in accordance with the policies andprocedures specified by the certification authority in the applicable certification practice statement.”.
Please refer to the GlobalSign Certification Practice Statement for full details.
That information may be delivered by the certification authority by way of a certification practice statement.
Any procedure set forth in the certification practice statement published by the certification authority; or.
It was decided that subparagraph(i), which dealt with the liability of the certification authority for failure to comply with its own certification practice statement, should be retained.
One concern related to the question of certification practice statements referred to in paragraph 3.
With respect to paragraph(2), there was general agreement that the principle that a certification authority should abide by the commitments it had made in its certification practice statement should be retained.
Iii any applicable certification practice statement stated or incorporated by reference in the certificate, or of which such person has notice, if any;
The Certified Professional Guardian Board regulates the certification, practice, training, and discipline of CPGs.
In support of deleting subparagraph(f),it was pointed out that it might potentially include a very broad range of restrictions included in various other documents, such as a certification practice statement.
It was agreed that, pending determination of the question of the function of certification practice statements, subparagraph(c) should be placed within square brackets.
However, should a certification authority wish to undertake obligations stricter than the above-listed representations,it should be allowed to do so, by way of clauses included in a certification practice statement or otherwise.
On risk assessment,WTO members highlighted the importance of aligning certification practices with the nature and level of risk posed by products.
The information listed in paragraph(1) shall be delivered to the user before a final agreement of certification is concluded.That information may be delivered by the certification authority by way of a certification practice statement.
That if the certification authority has published a certification practice statement, the certificate has been issued by the certification authority in accordance with that certification practice statement.
Yet another suggestion was to replace draft article 11 with a provision stating that the standards up to which the certification authority should be held liable should be those set forth in the certification practice statement.
If the certification authority has published a certification practice statement, the certificate has been issued by the certification authority in accordance with that certification practice statement.”.
In a few cases, however, the law is silent about the issuance of certificates,merely requiring the certification services provider to comply with its certification practice statement or to issue the certificate as agreed with the signatory.
The certification authority should be expected to disclose its certification practice statement(CPS), apprising the users, inter alia, of the methods and procedures it used for identifying the holder of public key.
In response, it was stated that existing technology allowed the certification authorities to append or otherwise link to the certificates they issued additional information,such as their own certification practice statement or information optionally made available for that purpose by the holders of private keys.
Except as set forth in the certificate or any applicable certification practice statement, to the certification authority's knowledge, all other information in the certificate is accurate as of the date the certificate was issued;
Reservations were expressed, however, about the possibility that a certification authority might avoid liability for its own negligence by virtue ofliability exemption clauses or disclaimers contained in the certification practice statement or in any other document issued by that certification authority.
For the purposes of these Rules,“certification practice statement” means a statement published by a certification authority that specifies the practices that the certification authority employs in issuing and otherwise handling certificates.”.
Subject to paragraph(1), the certification authority which issues a certificate represents to any person who reasonably relies on the certificate, oron a digital signature verifiable by the public key listed in the certificate, that the certification authority has issued the certificate in accordance with any applicable certification practice statement[incorporated by reference in the certificate, or] of which the relying person has notice.
The certification authority has verified the identity of the holder to the extent stated in the certificate or any applicable certification practice statement, or in the absence of such a certification practice statement, the certification authority has verified the identity of the holder in a[reliable][trustworthy] manner;
The view was expressed that certification practice statements were an important element of the relationship between certification authorities, signers and relying parties, and that all certification authorities should be placed under an obligation to issue a certification practice statement.
As far as the signatory is concerned, limitation clauses will typically be contained in elements of the contract documentation,such as certification practice statements. Such statements may impose a cap to the liability per incident, per series of incidents, per period of time and exclude certain classes of damages.
It was stated that introducing such a liability regime could hamper certification practices, if it were not accompanied by a reasonable quantification of the risks associated with the provision of certification services, since certification authorities would be exposed to risks for which they would not be able to obtain insurance coverage.