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CompTIA Security+ · CompTIA
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Code signing uses cryptographic signatures to verify that the software: Originates from a trusted source (the company). Has not been altered or tampered with since it was signed. This ensures integrity and authenticity, preventing malicious modifications or impersonation.
Code signing cryptographically signs software to: Verify authorship (proves the code was created by the company and not tampered with). Ensure integrity (detects unauthorized modifications). Build user trust (e.g., avoids "Unknown Publisher" warnings in downloads).
Performing code signing on company-developed software