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To do this send them an email and digitally sign it, this attaches the Public Key certificate to the email. They must store your email address with the certificate in their address book. After this they can then decide to encrypt each email that is sent to you by setting the 'Security Options'.

This certificate is used to authenticate the following servers to internet clients and to encrypt all data transferred between the client and this server with TLS: Internet-based management point. Internet-based distribution point. Internet-based software update point.

In a nutshell, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is used to manage pairs of public and private keys and bind them to the identities of entities, such as persons and organizations, through the issuance of electronic documents called digital certificates.

For most military members, as well as for most DoD civilian and contractor employees, your PKI certificate is located on your Common Access Card (CAC). You may also receive training PKI certificates from other sources. These certificates will normally be sent via a secure email.

The organizations that are trusted to issue the PKI certificate are sometimes called PKI certificate authorities or PKI CAs. Most commonly, though, they're just called certificate authorities or CAs. One of the major pillars of the PKI certificate is identity assurance.

A client certificate works to authenticate the requester to the server. It assures the server that the request is coming from a legitimate source. Some information is so sensitive that only authorized users are granted access to it.

To obtain a digital certificate, you send a request to the CA of your choice, such as Verisign, or RSA. The request includes your distinguished name, your public key, and your signature. A distinguished name (DN) is a unique identifier for each user or host for which you are applying for a certificate.