In recent years, there have been many adjustments to the rules related to signing certificates. With the adjustment of the rules, the annual fee for signing certificates has also changed differently.
First, the signing certificate can no longer be directly digitally signed for programs such as kernel drivers, which is important for users who need to sign driversThere will be an additional WHQL fee
Second, whether it is an ordinary OV** signing certificate or an EV** signing certificate, the original PFX format of the soft certificate is no longer supported, and the purpose of this is to increase the security and controllability of the ** signing certificate. Instead, it needs to be stored in the token hardware, therefore**The cost of signing a certificate adds hundreds of dollars in additional token fees.
Third, for the use scenarios where multiple departments or even multiple branches need to share the first signing certificate, the localized token device obviously cannot meet the needs, so iHuandu provides a "cloud signature" solution. Users can also remotely call the **signing certificate for digital signature without inserting the token locallyThere will be an additional "cloud signature" fee.
To sum up, the annual fee of ** signing certificate has been increased, which is not large, but it provides more forms of ** signing certificate use scheme, which can be found on the official website of ihuandu.