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The AWS Private Certificate Authority (CA) Connector for Active Directory (AD) allows customers to use AWS Private CA as a drop-in replacement for self-managed enterprise certificate authorities without the need to deploy, patch, or update local agents or proxy servers. Enterprises that use AD to manage Windows environments can reduce their private certificate authority (CA) costs and complexity. Customers can help meet their security and compliance goals by using AWS Private CA, a fully-managed service, which stores CA private keys in FIPS 140 validated hardware security modules (HSMs).

With the Connector for AD, customers can issue certificates to identify their domain-joined objects like users, computers, and smart cards that use AD auto-enrollment. Customers can use the Connector for AD with AWS Managed Microsoft AD to eliminate on-premises infrastructure by migrating their AD and public key infrastructure to the cloud. For customers looking to use AWS Private CA with their on-premises AD, this feature also integrates with AWS Directory Service AD Connector.

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