Well if you're a large bank or a heavyweight payment processor where an outage means lost $$$$ and not only $, you could easily have a few SSL certs from various root certs ready and roll one of them out once the sh*t hits the fan.
Well if you're a large bank or a heavyweight payment processor where an outage means lost $$$$ and not only $, you could easily have a few SSL certs from various root certs ready and roll one of them out once the sh*t hits the fan.
2) indeed have a backup certificate ready (might be non EV), this is especially a must if you use HSTS [1] (which you should use BTW) it is actually a (low priority) government recommendation (B5-6) in The Netherlands [2], but that might have something to do with the government heavily using DigiNotar which got compromised and had it root certificates revoked by Microsoft which caused some communication issues..
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_Strict_Transport_Security
[2] https://www.ncsc.nl/binaries/nl/dienstverlening/expertise-ad... (in Dutch)
https://github.com/psypete/public-bin/tree/public-bin/src/ne...