Have you gotten your Let's Encrypt certificate yet?

Let's Encrypt offers free signed certificates that will work in major browsers, and will liberate us from the CAfia and the fundamental conflict between having everyone be secure and squeezing money out of the process as a middleman.

Hopefully this is only a stopgap until we move to something more flexible, that would limit the severity of compromises and allow actual delisting of misbehaving CAs instead of a slap on the wrist.

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This is the fundamental flaw of the certificate authority system: adding more CAs can only weaken security. A compromise on any of the hundreds of CAs lets you spoof any site on the internet.