แจ้งปรับราคา Code Signing หรือ ใบรับรองความปลอดภัย Software , Hardware USB Token

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ทางบริษัท ขอแจ้งปรับราคา  Code Signing ชนิด OV และ EV ตามการปรับราคาขึ้นของนายทะเบียน ดังนี้

1. Comodo/Sectigo Code Signing Certificates

นายทะเบียนแจ้งปรับราคาขึ้น ตั้งแต่วันที่ 8/05/2566 

• Comodo Code Signing
• Comodo EV Code Signing
• Sectigo Code Signing Certificate
• Sectigo EV Code Signing Certificate 

กรณีซื้อแยก 

• ค่า Token USB ราคา 1950 บาท/ชิ้น
• ค่าจัดส่ง USB Token 1500 บาท. (กรุณาสอบถามเพิ่มเติม)

2. DigiCert Code Signing Certificates

นายทะเบียนประกาศ
กรณีสั่งซื้อ หรือ ขอ USB Token ใหม่ รวมค่าจัดส่ง 4,500 บาท

รายละเอียดใบรับรองความปลอดภัย Code Signing คลิกที่นี่
https://www.ireallyhost.com/ssl/code-signing-certificate

DigiCert & Sectigo Increase Prices for Code Signing Certificates

As is often the case, increasing security takes time and money—and that’s certainly the case here. With hardware and shipping costs added to the price of the code signing certificate, Certificate Authorities are introducing new pricing for code signing certificates.

DigiCert

• DigiCert’s price for OV code signing certificates will stay the same: $539 (MSRP for 1 year)
• Starting June 1, DigiCert will begin charging an additional $120 for a DigiCert-provided hardware token.

Customers who already have a compliant token, HSM, or key vault may use it instead of purchasing a DigiCert-provided hardware token.

Sectigo
Sectigo is changing their prices in two phases:

• On March 7, code signing certificate prices were increased
• Starting May 8, Sectigo will add a $50 token fee and a $40-90 shipping fee.

Customers may choose not to purchase a token from Sectigo if they have a Thales/SafeNet Luna or NetHSM device, or Yubico FIPS Yubikey (ECC keys only).

Other CAs are also updating their code signing prices—you can expect to see new pricing from all code signing providers by about June 1 at the latest.

What Are These Hardware Tokens?
You might be surprised by the cost of these hardware tokens if you’re comparing them to typical USB flash drives. You might be thinking: “For just a couple bucks, I can get a USB drive with gigabytes of storage…way more than is needed to store a certificate and key. What’s the deal?” However, these aren’t typical USB drives.

The CA/B Forum standards require tokens certified as FIPS 140 Level 2, Common Criteria EAL 4+, or equivalent. These tokens include hardware and software features to run cryptographic operations while keeping the key secure—they’re specialized cryptographic devices similar to hardware security modules (HSMs) or Trusted Platform Modules (TPMs).