Which step is part of reissuing an NSS Token?

• A. Request revocation of active certificates
• B. Create new user profile
• C. Update billing info
• D. Backup data

Answer: (A)

Reissuing an NSS Token centers on the certificate lifecycle. The essential step is to request revocation of the active certificates tied to the token. Revoking those certificates makes them invalid, so even if the old token is used, it cannot be trusted to authenticate. This protects against misuse if the token was lost, stolen, or compromised. After revoking the old certificates, you would issue new certificates and enroll the token with fresh credentials to complete the reissue.

The other actions don’t fit the reissue process. Creating a new user profile is about provisioning an identity, not refreshing cryptographic credentials. Updating billing information is administrative and unrelated to the token’s security and lifecycle. Backing up data, while generally sensible, isn’t a specific step in reissuing an NSS Token.