Background
As AI-generated media and deepfakes proliferate, the authenticity and integrity of digital media and documents face an unprecedented trust crisis, and brands, media and institutions need verifiable provenance and tamper-evidence.
- Synthetic-content risk: AI-generated images, video and audio are hard to tell from real, and misinformation and deepfakes erode brand and public trust.
- Easily altered: media assets and official documents can be re-edited in circulation, with no way to prove the original.
- Missing provenance: content detached from a trusted record of its creator and tools cannot prove its origin.
- Compliance & audit: more scenarios require traceable, tamper-evident audit records for content and documents.
Use cases
Backed by DigiCert's globally trusted certificate authority, Content Trust Manager applies cryptographic digital signatures and Content Credentials to images, video and documents: recording provenance and detecting tampering for media, providing identity-verified document signing for contracts and official records, and keeping tamper-evident audit trails with trusted timestamps. It integrates flexibly via APIs across cloud, on-premises and hybrid environments — ideal for brand media protection, business document security and compliance, AI-generated content verification, and enterprise-wide signing workflows.
Highlights
Backed by a globally trusted CA
Content Credentials and document signatures are backed by DigiCert's trusted certificate authority, so origin can be independently verified and the trust root is recognized across mainstream platforms and tools.
Built on the open C2PA standard
Follows C2PA (Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity) and Content Credentials, so credentials are recognized and verified by standards-compatible tools and platforms, interoperable across platforms.
Tamper-evident & auditable
Cryptographic signatures bind content to metadata so any change is detected; trusted timestamps keep tamper-evident audit records for compliance.
Flexible integration
Integrate via API and deploy across cloud, on-premises and hybrid environments, embedding into existing media-production and document-signing workflows.