What are CVCs? - Content Verification Certificates

Content Verification Certificates (CVC) facilitate the verification of "web page content" - The essential requirement for trusted e-commerce services that are now being attacked with increasing frequency by ever more convincing web page spoofs and Phishing attempts. Now a billion $ method of identity theft, "Phishing" has become the number one security concern of the top e-commerce service providers.

CVCs afford providers a fully tested, fully patented protection system. As an X509 compliant certificate type, CVCs are created, distributed, and revoked using proven PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) methods to provide the highest level of security for web page content.

Facilitating the deployment of verified login boxes, verified navigation panes, verified trade marking / branding and verified accreditation/association, CVCs deliver confidence, trust and assurance to billions of online users who have no other methods available to them. - The future stability of the Internet as a viable and trusted business system is now being brought into question, and CVCs provide the answer.

A web page before and after Verification

Content Verification Certificates allow verification of web site content. The content requiring protection is digitally bound within an X509 certificate also holding location information

Content Verification Certificates - Highlights.

• Provision of Confidence, Assurance and Trust through Verification
• Protection of web page content through encryption of digitally bound content and location
• AntiSpoofing and AntiPhishing protection
• Brand and trademark protection
• Forming the basis of patent pending 'Browser Independent' verification tools

VerificationEngine™ - The free tool for Internet Explorer.

VerificationEngine enhances the capabilities of the ubiquitous Internet Explorer web browser to that of a true trusted business tool - verifying SSL connectivity protecting the browser toolbars whilst at the same time extracting and displaying the contents of any valid CVCs. The only way to combat fraudulent/spoofed websites is to ratify for your self that site elements are verified - this requires the verification to take place outside of the browser so that the fraudster can have no input into the results.

VerificationEngine will indicate that the site is legitimately able to display logos such as credit card icons (for online purchasing) and that the site is secured by SSL. It does so in a highly visible manner that is intuitive, fast and user customizable. For more details on VerificationEngine, please visit us at www.vengine.com

Web page contents are extracted from the CVC certificates and pulled through the Content Guard by Verification Engine. Any overlap of content (even by a single pixel) voids the verification process.

Before and After - Example

Content Verification Certificates can be verified either individually or as a group. The demo below shows how trusted content elements are display during both of these methods of verification. Mouse over to view the demo.