Congratulations on completing the enrollment process for your Extended Validation (EV) Code Signing! In this guide, we will walk you through the steps required to collect your EV Code Signing certificate, which follows enhanced security practices to ensure maximum protection for your code. EV Code Signing Certificate Collection Prerequisite After you complete the enrollment process, […]
The latest CA/Browser Forum regulation changes mandate users to install code signing certificates on hardware security modules (physical hardware tokens). Organizations and individuals seeking Organization Validation (OV) or Individual Validation (IV) code signing certificates can purchase pre-configured certificate tokens or order a certificate on their existing hardware devices. When acquiring a code signing certificate, selecting […]
DigiCert and GoGetSSL code signing certificates follow the same validation process. Whether you order an Organization Validation or an Extended Validation code signing certificate, the CA will use official government websites and third-party databases to confirm your company’s legal status. In rare cases, you might need to submit paperwork manually. Use the anchor links below […]
Sectigo/Comodo code signing certificates follow the same vetting process. Depending on the validation level you request, you must submit the necessary documentation, such as government-issued IDs and official registration documents, to validate your organization’s identity and existence in no time. This guide covers Organization Validation, Extended Validation, and Individual Validation for code signing certificates. Use […]
Important Update! Starting from June 1st, 2023, a new security measure is in place for code signing certificates. All code signing certificates must now be stored on hardware meeting specific security standards such as FIPS 140 Level 2, Common Criteria EAL 4+, or their equivalents. As a result, the process of obtaining and installing certificates […]
Important Update! Starting from June 1st, 2023, a new security measure is in place for code signing certificates. All code signing certificates must now be stored on hardware meeting specific security standards such as FIPS 140 Level 2, Common Criteria EAL 4+, or their equivalents. As a result, the process of obtaining and installing certificates […]
Code signing certificates have a validity period of 1 to 3 years. With SSL Dragon, you can save a considerable amount of money on each Code Signing Certificate when you buy a multi-year subscription. The longer the validity period, the lower the price, and less certificate maintenance is required. Don’t miss out on our discounts, […]
You can create a code signing certificate, but it will be self-signed and not trusted by default on other systems. You should get a code signing certificate from a public CA for widespread trust and recognition.
The cost of a code signing certificate varies depending on the certificate authority (CA) and the type of certificate (Organization Validation or Extended Validation).
The signed code remains valid, but users may see warnings or prompts indicating that the certificate has expired. You must obtain a new code signing certificate and re-sign your code to ensure continued trust and avoid warning messages.
