Pulse secure host not found
Automatically redirect HTTP requests to HTTPS, or disable HTTP entirely.What if I’m using a federally issued certificate – such as from the Federal PKI or Department of Defense – for my web service?Įach public website or web service an agency operates must:.Are federally operated certificate revocation services (CRL, OCSP) also required to move to HTTPS?.This site redirects users to HTTPS – why is Pulse saying it doesn’t enforce HTTPS?.What happens to visitors using browsers that don’t support HSTS, like older versions of Internet Explorer?.What about domains that are technically public, but in practice are only used internally?.Do domains that redirect to other external domains need to redirect internally to HTTPS before redirecting externally?.What about domains that are only used to redirect visitors to other websites?.
What does “all Federal agency domains or subdomains” include?.What about network services that don’t actually serve web content?.If plain HTTP is entirely disabled on my server, do I still need HSTS?.This page provides implementation guidance for agencies by the White House Office of Management and Budget, as agencies manage their transition to HTTPS. This applies to all public domains and subdomains operated by the federal government, regardless of the domain suffix, as long as they are reachable over HTTP/HTTPS on the public internet. M-15-13 calls for “all publicly accessible Federal websites and web services” to only provide service through a secure connection (HTTPS), and to use HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) to ensure this.