GlobalSign Atlas is a high-volume CA API that issues publicly-trusted TLS, S/MIME, and code-signing certificates through your existing GlobalSign account. Connecting it to TigerTrust means you can order, track, renew, and revoke GlobalSign certificates from the same interface you use for all your other certificate lifecycle operations.
Globalsign

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What it is

You register GlobalSign Atlas as a Certificate Authority in TigerTrust using your Atlas API credentials. Once registered, the CA appears in the issuer dropdown for any certificate template or automation rule. TigerTrust handles the API calls to GlobalSign for ordering and status polling, and surfaces the resulting certificates in your inventory with full expiry monitoring and renewal automation.
The GlobalSign Atlas integration is available in this release for CA registration and connection testing. Automated certificate ordering and revocation flows are in active development and will be available in a follow-on release. You can register the CA and validate connectivity today.

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When to use it

  • Centralize management of publicly-trusted TLS certificates issued through your GlobalSign Atlas contract alongside certificates from other CAs.
  • Use TigerTrust renewal automation to replace manually-tracked GlobalSign certificate expiry reminders.
  • Apply consistent certificate templates and policies across GlobalSign-issued and internally-issued certificates.
  • Give teams access to GlobalSign issuance without distributing Atlas API credentials individually.

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Set it up

1

Gather your Atlas credentials

Locate your GlobalSign Atlas API key, API secret, account ID, and certificate profile ID from the GlobalSign Atlas portal.
2

Add a new CA

Go to Certificate Authorities > Add and select GlobalSign Atlas from the CA type dropdown.
3

Enter your credentials

Fill in the API key, API secret, account ID, and certificate profile ID. The API URL defaults to the EMEA endpoint — update it if your account is on a different regional endpoint.
4

Test the connection

Click Test connection. TigerTrust verifies API reachability and credential validity. A green confirmation means the CA is ready to use.
5

Save

Click Save. The GlobalSign CA now appears in the issuer dropdown when you create certificate templates or issue certificates manually.

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What you’ll see

After saving, the CA appears on the Certificate Authorities page with type GlobalSign Atlas and the last connection test result. You can update credentials or run a connection test again at any time from the CA detail page.

Google Trust Services

Alternative publicly-trusted CA using ACME with External Account Binding.

Certificate Authorities

Managing all CAs registered in TigerTrust.

Certificate Templates

Bind a template to the GlobalSign CA for consistent issuance.