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Trust Anchor

Digital trust, anchored. Short, practical conversations about how trust works online, why it’s shifting, and what to do about it. From SSL, a certificate authority since 2002.

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SEASON 1

Episodes

Episode 2

Content Authenticity

Nov 4, 2026 · About 16 min

Jeremiah Doyle talks with Dom Guinard about content authenticity: how you can tell where a photo or video really came from, and what changes when you can’t.

Episode 1

Introduction

Oct 29, 2026 · About 3 min

Jeremiah Doyle introduces the show: what digital trust is, why it’s changing fast, and what this season covers.

About the show

Every time you see the padlock in your browser, open an app, or sign something online, you’re trusting something you can’t see. Trust Anchor explains how that trust works and what to do about it.

Episodes are short, practical, and free of jargon. They’re made for IT and security teams, developers, and business owners who want their website, email, and brand to be trusted.

What this season covers

  • SSL/TLS certificates and their shrinking lifespans
  • Certificate automation
  • Code signing, email signing, and document signing
  • Post-quantum cryptography
  • Content credentials for fighting deepfakes
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Content Authenticity

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Digital Trust Resources

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