An organization is implementing a new approach to certificate issuance. They want consistent cryptographic settings and validity periods for each request while avoiding excessive manual steps. Which is the BEST method to ensure continuity across all new credentials?
Shorten lifespans for credentials to decrease variability
Instruct an administrator to define cryptographic settings individually
Provide separate procedure documents for each team to follow
Adopt a reusable blueprint that standardizes criteria for each new credential
Using a standardized blueprint or certificate template ensures that cryptographic settings and validity periods are applied uniformly with every request. This repeatable method reduces reliance on manual steps, which can introduce inconsistencies and errors. Other approaches, like individual configuration or separate documentation, increase variability. Shortening certificate lifespans may enhance security but doesn’t solve the issue of standardization across credentials.
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