Internet Access TLS inspection FAQ
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- Make sure the root certificate authority or intermediate certificate authority is installed on all client devices to establish trust for TLS inspection.
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- question: What are the cryptographic algorithms required when generating Certificates for TLS inspection?
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− answer: Global Secure Access currently supports SHA-256,SHA-384 and SHA-512 for the signing certificates
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+ answer: Global Secure Access currently supports SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512 for the signing certificates.
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- question: What is certificate pinning, and how does it affect TLS inspection?
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answer: Certificate pinning restricts an application's TLS connections to specific certificates. This restriction prevents interception, but it also blocks security solutions that rely on TLS inspection.
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