Category: Code Signing

Unsigned software triggers security warnings because operating systems have no way to verify who built the file or whether it has been tampered with. Windows and macOS run a trust check on every executable ...

Hardware Security Modules (HSM) and Trusted Platform Modules (TPM) are hardware-based security components built to protect cryptographic keys and operations. Both generate and protect cryptographic keys, ...

Starting in 2026, publicly trusted code signing certificates will no longer be valid for three years. The CA/Browser Forum approved an industry standard that cuts the maximum lifetime from roughly 39 months ...

Code signing exists because modern operating systems cannot treat every executable as hostile by default. Software needs a way to declare origin and integrity at scale. Signed code gives platforms a practical ...

Software supply chain attacks keep climbing and attackers are getting better at slipping malicious code into trusted software. Code signing certificates are meant to stop exactly that, they help developers ...

Code signing is the process of applying a digital signature to software and mobile apps. This is essential for building trust in DevOps at scale. Rising software supply chain attacks make this protection ...

Modern software development is complex with continuous code development, deployment, and updates. As a software developer or vendor, you don’t want your code to be a security nightmare. Especially if ...

Downloading software, installing applications or updating programs are usual practices these days. But how can you be sure that they are safe to use and hasn't been tampered with? The solution lies in ...

As more users recognize the risks of tampered and malicious software, maintaining software integrity and security is more critical than ever. Users tend to avoid downloading software which comes from an ...

Users need assurance that the software they are downloading is not tampered with, originates from a legitimate source, and safe to use. That is where the code signing certificate comes into play. The code ...