check before: 2022-06-07
Product:
Microsoft 365 Apps
Platform:
World tenant
Status:
Change type:
Admin impact
Links:
Details:
As was previously announced, the United States Federal PKI team formally requested the removal of the "Federal Common Policy" root certificate, also known as the "G1" root certificate, from the Microsoft Trusted Root Program on May 24, 2022.
When will this happen:
On May 24, 2022, the "G1" root certificate is being removed by an out-of-band update. Action is required on environments which currently use this certificate.
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Created:
2022-05-25
updated:
2022-08-27
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changes*
| Date | Property | old | new |
| 2022-09-15 | MC prepare | The "G2" root certificate must be implemented on environments that require the change. There are multiple ways to deploy the root store to enterprise devices.
Carefully review the documentation in the Additional information section below, which provides details on the changes taking place along with detailed migration instructions. Additional information: Removal of the U.S. Federal Common Policy CA certificate from the Microsoft trusted root | Microsoft Docs: Main article discussing the removal in detail, potential issues, steps to avoid issues, and troubleshoot and analysis guidance Migrate to the Federal Common Policy CA G2 | FICAM Playbooks: Instructions to manually download and migrate to the "G2" root certificate Obtain and verify a copy of the Federal Common Policy CA G2 certificate | FICAM Playbooks: Details on downloading and installing the "G2" root certificate on Windows workgroup, member, and domain controller computers Distribute the certificate to operating systems | FICAM Playbooks: Guidance to deploy the root store to enterprise devices (see the "Microsoft Solutions" section) Program Requirements - Microsoft Trusted Root Program | Microsoft Docs: Introduction to the Trusted Root Program, as well as general and technical requirements ps://docs.microsoft.com/security/trusted-root/program-requirem ps://docs.microsoft.com/troubleshoot/windows-server/windows-security/microsoft-trusted-root-store-removal-of-us-federal-common-policy ps://playbooks.idmanagement.gov/fpki/common/distribute-os/ ps://playbooks.idmanagement.gov/fpki/common/migrate/ ps://playbooks.idmanagement.gov/fpki/common/obtain-and-verify ps://www.idmanagement.gov/ | The "G2" root certificate must be implemented on environments that require the change. There are multiple ways to deploy the root store to enterprise devices.
Carefully review the documentation in the Additional information section below, which provides details on the changes taking place along with detailed migration instructions. Additional information: Removal of the U.S. Federal Common Policy CA certificate from the Microsoft trusted root | Microsoft Docs: Main article discussing the removal in detail, potential issues, steps to avoid issues, and troubleshoot and analysis guidance Migrate to the Federal Common Policy CA G2 | FICAM Playbooks: Instructions to manually download and migrate to the "G2" root certificate Obtain and verify a copy of the Federal Common Policy CA G2 certificate | FICAM Playbooks: Details on downloading and installing the "G2" root certificate on Windows workgroup, member, and domain controller computers Distribute the certificate to operating systems | FICAM Playbooks: Guidance to deploy the root store to enterprise devices (see the "Microsoft Solutions" section) Program Requirements - Microsoft Trusted Root Program | Microsoft Docs: Introduction to the Trusted Root Program, as well as general and technical requirements https://docs.microsoft.com/security/trusted-root/program-requirements https://docs.microsoft.com/troubleshoot/windows-server/windows-security/microsoft-trusted-root-store-removal-of-us-federal-common-policy https://playbooks.idmanagement.gov/fpki/common/distribute-os/ https://playbooks.idmanagement.gov/fpki/common/migrate/ https://playbooks.idmanagement.gov/fpki/common/obtain-and-verify https://www.idmanagement.gov/ |
| 2022-08-27 | MC prepare | The "G2" root certificate must be implemented on environments that require the change. There are multiple ways to deploy the root store to enterprise devices.
Carefully review the documentation in the Additional information section below, which provides details on the changes taking place along with detailed migration instructions. Additional information: Removal of the U.S. Federal Common Policy CA certificate from the Microsoft trusted root | Microsoft Docs: Main article discussing the removal in detail, potential issues, steps to avoid issues, and troubleshoot and analysis guidance Migrate to the Federal Common Policy CA G2 | FICAM Playbooks: Instructions to manually download and migrate to the "G2" root certificate Obtain and verify a copy of the Federal Common Policy CA G2 certificate | FICAM Playbooks: Details on downloading and installing the "G2" root certificate on Windows workgroup, member, and domain controller computers Distribute the certificate to operating systems | FICAM Playbooks: Guidance to deploy the root store to enterprise devices (see the "Microsoft Solutions" section) Program Requirements - Microsoft Trusted Root Program | Microsoft Docs: Introduction to the Trusted Root Program, as well as general and technical requirements https://docs.microsoft.com/security/trusted-root/program-requirements https://docs.microsoft.com/troubleshoot/windows-server/windows-security/microsoft-trusted-root-store-removal-of-us-federal-common-policy https://playbooks.idmanagement.gov/fpki/common/distribute-os/ https://playbooks.idmanagement.gov/fpki/common/migrate/ https://playbooks.idmanagement.gov/fpki/common/obtain-and-verify https://www.idmanagement.gov/ | The "G2" root certificate must be implemented on environments that require the change. There are multiple ways to deploy the root store to enterprise devices.
Carefully review the documentation in the Additional information section below, which provides details on the changes taking place along with detailed migration instructions. Additional information: Removal of the U.S. Federal Common Policy CA certificate from the Microsoft trusted root | Microsoft Docs: Main article discussing the removal in detail, potential issues, steps to avoid issues, and troubleshoot and analysis guidance Migrate to the Federal Common Policy CA G2 | FICAM Playbooks: Instructions to manually download and migrate to the "G2" root certificate Obtain and verify a copy of the Federal Common Policy CA G2 certificate | FICAM Playbooks: Details on downloading and installing the "G2" root certificate on Windows workgroup, member, and domain controller computers Distribute the certificate to operating systems | FICAM Playbooks: Guidance to deploy the root store to enterprise devices (see the "Microsoft Solutions" section) Program Requirements - Microsoft Trusted Root Program | Microsoft Docs: Introduction to the Trusted Root Program, as well as general and technical requirements ps://docs.microsoft.com/security/trusted-root/program-requirem ps://docs.microsoft.com/troubleshoot/windows-server/windows-security/microsoft-trusted-root-store-removal-of-us-federal-common-policy ps://playbooks.idmanagement.gov/fpki/common/distribute-os/ ps://playbooks.idmanagement.gov/fpki/common/migrate/ ps://playbooks.idmanagement.gov/fpki/common/obtain-and-verify ps://www.idmanagement.gov/ |
*starting April 2022
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