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Code Signing Certificates

Feb 15th, 2019
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  2. <p>Show customers they can trust your code by securing it with a unique digital signature</p>
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  6. <h3>You've worked too hard to leave your code unprotected.</h3>
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  10. <p>As an independent developer or programmer, your code is your reputation. If your release is hacked, infected, or altered in any way, customers won't trust you enough to give you a second chance. Protect yourself, your customers and your good name with the rock-solid security of a code or driver signing certificate. </p>
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  16. <h5>Our Code Signing Certificates:</h5>
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  20. <ul><li><strong>Authenticate</strong>&nbsp;the source and integrity of your code.</li><li><strong>Eliminate</strong>&nbsp;"Unidentified Publisher" warnings.</li><li><strong>Inspire</strong>&nbsp;confidence from users by showing them your code is trustworthy.</li><li><strong>Digitally sign</strong>&nbsp;software objects, device drivers, configuration files, macros, and more.</li></ul>
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  24. <h5>Our Driver Signing Certificates:</h5>
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  28. <ul><li><strong>Approve</strong>&nbsp;your software for use on Windows®&nbsp;operating systems.&nbsp;<em>A driver signing certificate is required for all hardware drivers, Windows Vista or later.</em></li><li><strong>Authenticate</strong>&nbsp;the source and integrity of your hardware driver code.</li><li><strong>Eliminate</strong>&nbsp;"Unidentified Publisher" warnings.</li><li><strong>Inspire</strong>&nbsp;confidence from users by showing them your code is trustworthy.</li><li><strong>Digitally</strong>&nbsp;sign software objects, device drivers, configuration files, macros, and more.</li></ul>
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  46. <h4>Both certificates:</h4>
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  50. <ul><li>Secure your software with the same industry-standard encryption used for SSL Certificates, making it impossible for others to alter your code.</li><li>Act as a digital 'safety seal' to show customers that your code has not been tampered with in any way.</li><li>Display your name or your company's name, instead of "Unidentified Publisher," during download and installation, so customers know you're a legitimate developer.</li><li>Work with several types of files and languages, including .EXE, .CAB, .DLL, .OCX, Java, HTML, ActiveX, even Microsoft®&nbsp;Office Macros and any other file types that support digital signatures.</li><li>Include time-stamps so users know that your code went through the verification process, even if you allow the certificate to expire.</li></ul>
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