A service overview and catalog of TLS Certificates provided by the UC Berkeley IT Service Hub.
An InCommon Certificate, also called a Transport Layer Security (TLS) web server certificate or SSL certificate, is a digital certificate that authenticates a website's identity and enables an encrypted connection between a web browser and a server, ensuring secure communication. It helps verify that you're actually interacting with the legitimate website.
| Eligibility | UC Berkeley Employees |
| Contact | Submit a request for a new TLS web certificate or a change to an existing TLS web server certificate |
| Availability | This service is available 24/7, with support hours between 8am-5pm PST, excluding University holidays and curtailment periods. |
| Cost | There is no cost for this service at this time |