Handle your certificates

This guide will walk you through how to handle your certificates in Mitigater. Documentation is a good way to show your clients that you are handling risks.



When a certificate expires

We will let you know about expired and soon-to-be-expired certificates. You find this reminders in the "Home section".

When a certificate expires

Navigate to certificates

Click the button "Go to certificates" to update them.
Click 'Go to certificates'

An expired certificate

This is an example of an expired certificate.
Here you can see an example of a certificate that has expired

See handled risks

None of your risks are shown as handled - because of the expired certificate.

See what risks are handled by your documentation

Remove a certificate

Remove the expired certificate by clicking the remove button.

Remove certificate

Add a new certificate

Click the "Add certificate" button if you have a new documentation to add.

Add a new certificate

Set a date

Do not forget to set the correct date for when the new certificate expires. This is important for keeping your documentation up to date.

Set the date

The risk calculations

The checkboxes shows you what risks you handled with your current documentation. Risks handled with "Other Standards" or "Non Standards" - will be up to your clients to accept or not. Only the "Third party certifications" are checked automatically.

The risk calculations

Reach your certificates

You can always reach your certificates again from your company profile. Click the profile icon at the top right corner.

Reach your certificates at any time
Click the "Profile" button.
Click 'Profile'
Click the "Show" button for the company you want to edit.
Click 'Show' for the company you want to go to
Click the "Edit" button on the "Mitigation status" section to reach your certificates.
Click 'Edit' to make changes to your certificates
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