ACTION REQUIRED: UAT - Upcoming certificate expiry for two-way TLS for all silos

Friday, 29 December 15 minutes
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Arcot's UAT two-way TLS certificate used to secure the API connection between your organization and Arcot, will expire on 02 January 2024. To ensure the continued operation of secure API connection using two-way TLS certificate the following steps must be completed to trust the new certificate. These steps must be completed before 29 December 2023 to ensure service continuity after Arcot installs the renewed certificate at 0500 GMT on 29 December 2023. The root and intermediate remain unchanged and only a new leaf certificate has been issued. If you already have the root and/or intermediate trusted then there is no action required.

To obtain the certificates, follow the link to our knowledge base https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article?articleId=250093 and download the file listed uat_ssl_arcot_com(05 Dec 2024).zip.

Arcot’s recommendation is to trust the Root and Intermediate certificates. If you are required to also trust the Leaf certificate, please ensure that all three certificates are loaded into your Trust Store. To avoid impact to service, the existing certificates must not be removed until they have expired.

As an acknowledgement, please inform Broadcom CSM/PM or raise a support case that:

  1. You have received the renewed certificates properly (as sometimes they are corrupted)
  2. The action required at your end with an ETA so we can line up downstream plans accordingly

If you have any questions, kindly create a case through the Broadcom Support Portal (https://support.broadcom.com/) .

Sincerely, Arcot Support Team

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Affected components
  • Arcot
    • User Acceptance Testing
      • Secure2
      • Risk Analytics
      • SecureF
      • Secure4
      • Secure7
      • Secure5
      • SecureT