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Uploading CA Certificates

CA (Certificate Authority) certificates are used as trust anchors to validate client and server certificates during the TLS handshake.

In mTLS configurations, CA certificates are used to:

  • Validate client certificates (Client to Proxy)
  • Validate backend server certificates (Proxy to Server)

Steps

  1. Navigate to Certificates in the Threat Protection portal.
  2. Select the CA Certificates tab.
  3. Click New and choose Certificate Authority (CA) certificate.
  4. Upload your PEM-formatted CA certificate.
  5. (Optional) Upload a Certificate Revocation List (CRL).
  6. Click Save.

Result

The CA certificate appears in the list with:

  • Common Name  
  • Created date  
  • Expiration date

The CA is now available for use in downstream and upstream mTLS configurations.