Comodo Java Code Signing Certificate

The Best Way for Organizations to Sign Their Code in Java

Comodo's Java Code Signing certificates are among the most useful code signing certificates on the market. Java is a widely used general-purpose programming language. Not only will it eliminate those annoying operating system and browser warnings, but it will also display your organization's name in the download prompt. This is a great way to build trust and boost conversions.

Ensures Software Integrity

Comodo's Java Code Signing certificates ensure software integrity with the use of hashing. The code is hashed when it's signed and then re-hashed when it's downloaded. If the hash values are the same, the code is intact. If not, you now know why.

Verifies Publisher's Identity

Comodo will need to put your company or organization through light business authentication before issuing this Java code signing certificate. As long as your business has up-to-date publicly available registration records, it should be a walk in the park.

Prevents Download Warnings

The browsers are designed to keep their users safe and downloading software from unknown sources is not a good way to do that. By signing your software with a Comodo Code Signing certificate for Java, you won't have to deal with those pesky warnings anymore.

Signs Executables for Java

Java is one of the most popular and widely used programming languages in existence. The Comodo Java Code Signing certificate is the best way to quickly and affordably sign your Java code, including JAR files, applets, and more.

Trust

Assurance & Authentication

Nothing is more important than trust when it comes to the world of online business. Without it, you’re not going to sell, convert, or achieve whatever goal you’re trying to accomplish. Comodo Code Signing certificates help build trust by providing both software and identity assurance. Internet users tend not to trust programs from unknown sources. So, remove all doubt and sign your software with a Comodo Code Signing certificate.