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Download the Skyhigh Security Secure Web Gateway Cloud Certificate Bundle

Skyhigh Security Secure Web Gateway Cloud Certificate Bundle

Skyhigh Security has changed the default Certificate bundle in the Skyhigh Secure Web Gateway for Cloud from McAfee to Skyhigh Security certificate that is used for HTTPS Scanning and SAML workflows.

The new Skyhigh Security certificate should be imported into the Trusted root CA Store of all your endpoints. Post Nov 15, 2023, Skyhigh Security is no longer using McAfee branded certificate. We recommend to remove the McAfee-branded Root CA from your trust store once the new certificate is used.

SkyhighSecurityOpsRootCA2023

NOTE: Use this default certificate when the customer-specific certificate cannot be used, i.e., if SWG is not able to determine the customer where they cannot present their own created certificate. This typically happens for errors before the authentication. The Skyhigh certificates must be deployed to endpoint trust stores to see the error page displayed by SWG. Otherwise, browsers will typically present their security warning page pointing out that a self-signed certificate imposes a risk and thus shadowing the error response sent by SWG.


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Exports and re-exports of Skyhigh Security products are subject to U.S. export controls and sanctions administered by the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) under the U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR). This page provides export control information regarding our software and hardware products. Our products provide encryption features that are subject to the EAR and other U.S. laws. 

Update Skyhigh Certificate

Make sure to complete the following before Nov 15, 2023:

  1. Download the new Certificate Bundle from Skyhigh Security if you are using the default Certificate bundle
  2. Import the new Skyhigh Security certificate into the Trusted root CA Store of all your endpoints before Nov 15, 2023. Post this date, Skyhigh Security won’t be using McAfee branded certificate any longer. You may choose to remove the McAfee-branded Root CA from your trust store once the Skyhigh certificate is used. 
  3. If step 2 is not performed before Nov 15, 2023, the end users will see Untrusted certificate messages in their browsers, and SAML authentication in web policy flows might break. 
  4.  No actions are needed if the default Certificate bundle is NOT trusted.

NOTE: You can install the new certificate bundle to coexistence with the old certificate bundle before Nov 15, 2023, to enable a seamless migration without affecting any services.  

FAQs

How do I verify that I have replace the new certificate bundle successfully?

Once you install the Skyhigh Security certificate, try to browse https://testca.api.wgcs.skyhigh.cloud/. If the browser can access this URL without a need to accept the certificate, then the new certificate is installed correctly. You can check the root CA’s CN name when this URL is accessed.

Where can I download the new certificate package?

Click SkyhighSecurityOpsRootCA2023 to download the new certificate.

Can I have both the old certificate and new exist together without any problem?

Yes

Can I test the new certificate prior to November 15, 2023?

Yes. Once the new Skyhigh Security certificate is installed, try to browse https://testca.api.wgcs.skyhigh.cloud. If the browser can open this URL without a need to accept the certificate, then the new certificate is installed correctly. One may even check the root CA’s CN name when this URL is accessed. 

 

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