How do You Prove Your Software is Authentic?
Verify your identity and protect your code with trusted digital signatures from a globally recognized Certificate Authority.
Ready to start signing your software today? Learn how Code Signing works
Why Code Signing Matters
Deliver software users can trust!
Verify Publisher Identity
Confirms the verified identity of the software publisher.
Protect Code Integrity
Detects any modification to code after it has been signed.
Reduce Security Warnings
Signed software shows your verified publisher name during installation.
What is Code Signing?
Code Signing uses cryptographic signatures to verify the identity of the software publisher and to ensure the code hasn’t been altered since it was signed.
Evolving industry standards for Code Signing certificates continue to strengthen software security and reinforce the role of these signatures in establishing trust.
When users download your application, the signature allows their operating system to confirm the software is authentic and comes from a trusted source.
This helps prevent tampering, builds user confidence, and reduces installation warnings.
Sign Software Across Major Platforms
A single Code Signing Certificate can be used to sign software and scripts across widely used platforms and formats.
Start Signing Your Code in 3 Simple Steps
Purchase your Code Signing Certificates
Complete organisation verification and receive your secure signing token
Start signing and distributing trusted software
Choose the Right Code Signing Certificate
Two levels of Code Signing certificates are available depending on your needs.
Standard Code Signing (OV)
- Ideal for most developers who need to verify their organization's identity and sign applications.
- Displays your verified publisher name and protects your software from tampering.
Extended Validation Code Signing (EV)
- Provides the highest level of publisher verification, stores keys on secure hardware, and delivers immediate trust indicators during installation.
- Required for certain Windows developer and driver-signing scenarios.