Content Trust Manager is available now and uses the C2PA standard to sign and verify digital content, creating provenance records about source, creation, and alterations.

DigiCert reports a platform used by more than 100,000 organizations, including about nine of ten Fortune 500 companies.

Content Trust component allows cryptographic signing and verification of digital content using the C2PA standard to prove origin, creation, and any alterations, addressing misinformation and AI-generated fraud.

Industry voices from DigiCert leadership and IDC emphasize that cryptographic assurance is essential for trustworthy AI and scalable deployment.

DigiCert unveils a unified AI Trust architecture that embeds cryptographic verification across the AI lifecycle to secure agents, models, and content, delivering identity governance, model integrity, and content provenance.

Preview offerings for AI agents cover discovery, identity, governance, and lifecycle management, enabling cryptographic identities, policy-based controls, and auditable actions for autonomous systems.

Preview offerings for AI models focus on secure packaging, signing, and runtime validation to create a verifiable custody chain from development to deployment, ensuring models remain unaltered and run in trusted environments.

Industry context notes growing concerns about provenance, misinformation, brand impersonation, and the integrity of AI-generated media, especially in regulated or sensitive settings.

The initiative aligns with the C2PA standard, supported by Adobe, Microsoft, and Google, and complements DigiCert’s broader AI governance and certificate-management portfolio.

The new AI Trust offerings are supported by a white paper, media resources, and upcoming events to help organizations adopt cryptographic trust in AI contexts.

Content Trust enables cryptographic signing and verification of digital content using the C2PA standard to ensure provenance, detect tampering, and combat misinformation and AI-generated fraud.

Device-level signing and timestamping extend trust to at-source content through DigiCert Device Trust Manager, enabling trusted devices like cameras and scanners to embed C2PA certificates.