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DigiCert Software Trust Manager

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Plans published11
Spec score · Code Signing Software8.3 (#5)7.6 (#15)
Founded20031985
HeadquartersLehi, Utah, USASilicon Valley, California, USA
Intended usersDigiCert lists global development teams, CI/CD-driven delivery teams, and teams working on firmware, devices, and operational technology among the product's audiences.The platform is designed for software-platform publishers that run third-party applications or plug-ins, and for ecosystems where multiple tools handle high-value content.
PurposeSoftware Trust Manager protects software supply chain integrity through code signing, policy enforcement, and controls over key usage and access.The platform lets software publishers verify that third-party applications and plug-ins come from trusted developers and have not been modified.
Signing workflowsIt supports signing through SMCTL, a command-line tool, and DigiCert Click-to-sign, a graphical application.Third-party developers can sign manually or automate signing through on-premises or cloud-based CI systems.

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DigiCert Software Trust Manager

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DigiCert Software Trust Manager

DigiCert Software Trust Manager governs and automates software signing across artifacts, tools, and teams. Signing workflows can run after security checks and cover containers, binaries, and other artifacts, including Windows packages, Java archives, Android APK/AAB files, and macOS application and installer formats. Teams can use Signing Manager Controller, command-line tools, or the Click-to-sign graphical application, and connect workflows through native connectors, GitHub Actions, CLI tools, and APIs. Role- and team-based access, policy templates, workflows, and approvals govern high-risk signing actions. Logs link signed items to an actor and time for audits and incident response. Keys can be stored in FIPS 140-2 Level 3 or Common Criteria EAL4+ HSMs, with regional storage options. Threat detection includes software composition analysis, static binary analysis, Apple notarization scans, and DAST. Use requires a DigiCert ONE host environment, API key, client authentication certificate, and certificate password; two-factor authentication is required for all users. Pricing is on request, and a 30-day trial is listed.

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PACE Code Signing Platform

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