About us
The Public Key Infrastructure Consortium is comprised of leading organizations that are committed to improve, create and collaborate on generic, industry or use-case specific policies, procedures, best practices, standards and tools that advance trust in assets and communication for everyone and everything using Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) as well as the security of the internet in general. By engaging with users, regulators, supervisory bodies and other interested or relying parties the consortium can address actual issues.
Vision of the Public Key Infrastructure Consortium:
Trusted digital assets and communication for everyone and everything
Mission statement of the Public Key Infrastructure Consortium:
Advance Trust in assets and communication for everyone and everything using Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) as well as the security of the internet in general, by engaging with users, regulators, supervisory bodies and other interested or relying parties
History
Created in 2013 as the Certificate Authority Security Council (CASC) or CA Security Council in short. The orginal purpose was a multi-vendor industry advocacy group to conduct research, promote Internet security standards and educate the public on Internet security issues. In 2021 the CASC was restructred and renamed to the The Public Key Infrastructure Consortium, member fees where dropped and the focus was shifted to engagement and participation.
Leadership
Chair and Vice Chair
Chair
Vice Chair
Board of Directors and Executive Council
The PKI Consortium is guided by a dedicated Board of Directors and an Executive Council, composed of industry leaders and experts. Their leadership ensures the consortium remains focused on its mission and vision.
For more information, visit the Board of Directors and Executive Council pages.
Members
Membership in the PKI Consortium is open to organizations and individuals who are committed to advancing trust in digital assets and communication through Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). This includes Certificate Authorities, regulators, supervisory bodies, industry experts, and other stakeholders. Members collaborate on policies, best practices, and standards to enhance the security and trustworthiness of the internet.
For more information on how to become a member, visit Join Us.
Sponsors
To support the activities of the PKI Consortium we accept sponsors and donations. Sponsors will be listed on the website but do not gain any other special treatment or rights. Sponsors can support the development of specific projects but will never be permitted to influence the outcome or a policy. More information on how to become a sponsor can be found at here.
