On Wednesday, December 12, 2018 at 7:59:46 PM UTC-5, Jeremy Rowley wrote:

> Some systems look like they verify the email address/domain name at issuance
> and then never again for the same account. Other systems verify the email
> address and domain every 825 days. The last set verifies the email address
> each time a certificate is issued.  I think each are equally compliant, but
> the set-it-and-forget it method doesn't seem in the spirit of ensuring
> control over the email address. Is there guidance on how often this
> reverification should occur?

We have implemented the 825-day rule from the SSL BRs to re-verify information 
for an S/MIME certificate. This rule is applied to the information in the 
subject DN and the email address/domain. As such, we have also implemented the 
825-day reuse rule. This also allows the use of the same information for 
different certificate types.

Bruce.
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