Working Groups

PQC
Post-Quantum Cryptography Working Group

Preparing the PKI ecosystem for the quantum computing era through collaborative research, …

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CM
Cryptographic Module Working Group

A central forum for addressing cryptographic module (CM) and hardware security module …

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PKIMM
PKI Maturity Model Working Group

Building a globally recognized PKI maturity model for evaluating, planning, and comparing …

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TCWG
Training and Certification Working Group

Advancing PKI knowledge and skills through structured training paths, certification …

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CA
CA Working Group

A working group for discussions and information sharing among publicly trusted Certificate …

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Microsoft is a member of the PKI Consortium (Public Key Infrastructure Consortium)

Microsoft is a member of the PKI Consortium

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Daniel Cervera

Senior Security Program Manager

Daniel Cervera is the co-chair of Microsoft’s PKI Policy Working Group, responsible for maintaining the company’s internal PKI security standards. He collaborates with product teams across a range of offerings, from Azure to Xbox, to drive adherence to these standards.