Service Description
UW-Madison is a participant in the InCommon Certificate Service, which entitles campus staff to obtain server (SSL/TLS) certificates at no cost.
- Request Form: https://servercertificates.wisc.edu/
- Status Page: https://sectigo.status.io/
By default, domains under wisc.edu, and wisconsin.edu are available. To request other domains please see: https://kb.wisc.edu/sslservercerts/18911#DCV
Certificates issued by InCommon/Sectigo are valid for 1 year and need to be manually renewed. We highly recommend auto-renewing certificates with a service like LetsEncrypt or the AWS Certificate Manager, for example.
Please review our Support KB for questions not answered in the FAQ.
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