What is Code Signing?
Code Signing, through the use of digital signatures, enables software developers to include information about themselves and their code with their software. Your end users who download digitally signed 32-bit or 64-bit Portable Executable (.exe, .ocx, .dll or other) or .cab files can be confident that code really comes from you and has not been altered or corrupted since it was created and signed.
Why do I need Code Signing Certificates?
- So your end users can confirm that your software really comes from the publisher who signed it
- So your end users can verify that your software has not been altered or corrupted since it was signed
- To build trust in your name and make it more difficult for others to falsify your products
Why Comodo for your Certificates?
- Most browsers will not accept action commands from downloaded code unless the code is signed by a trusted Certificate Authority
- Microsoft and Comodo are committed to making the Internet a secure and viable platform for commerce and the distribution of content
- Your code will be as safe and trustworthy to your customers as it would be if you shrink-wrapped it and sold it off a store shelf
