Content provenance is only as strong as its weakest link. A C2PA manifest signed at the point of capture carries tremendous value: it cryptographically proves where content came from, who touched it, and exactly how it changed along the way. But that proof collapses the moment a downstream tool strips

Since March 11, 2026, SSL.com has been issuing SSL/TLS certificates under a new, shorter validity period. This is an industry-wide change that applies to all certificate authorities (CAs), not something specific to SSL.com. The CA/Browser Forum’s Ballot SC-081v3 reduced the certificate lifecycle maximum to 200 days. Here is what it

The conversation around content authenticity has moved far beyond theoretical and become technical, urgent, and global. That theme was on full display at the Online Trust & Safety (OTS) Forum 2026: Content Authenticity Summit, held in Singapore and organized by the Centre for Advanced Technologies in Online Safety (CATOS), co-organized

Discover how we’re helping to simplify the security of smart home devices.   The smart home revolution has reached a turning point. For years, consumers faced the frustrating reality that their smart thermostat, door lock, and lighting system couldn’t communicate with each other, even when purchased from the same manufacturer. 

The Cloud Signature Consortium (CSC) brought its flagship global summit to Bogotá, Colombia, on May 13 and 14, 2026, and SSL was there as a regional host. The event, Trust Without Borders, gathered more than 250 executives and 100+ organizations, including regulators, policymakers, PKI administrators, trust service providers, and technology

Media attribution and provenance have become a growing issue, especially on social media, in recent years. Your feeds are inundated with AI-generated content, including voices that sound just like public figures, videos of fabricated events that appear to come from reputable sources, and even entire personas created solely from pixels.