Yes and no. If your company is worth a few million dollars, can get high enough insurance, can get FIPS certified, and can jump through enough hoops, then yes - you can get an intermediate certificate. That product is not even openly advertised by most CAs. If you're just a "normal company", no, you won't get one.
The big problem here is that the intermediate CA isn't really limited on what they can grant. You can issue a valid "google.com" cert just as well as "foo.yourcompany.com". The are x509 extensions for limiting the scope in this case, but I don't believe they're widely used or validated at the moment.
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The big problem here is that the intermediate CA isn't really limited on what they can grant. You can issue a valid "google.com" cert just as well as "foo.yourcompany.com". The are x509 extensions for limiting the scope in this case, but I don't believe they're widely used or validated at the moment.