Understand the products in DigiCert ONE
DigiCert products provide capabilities for specific digital-trust and infrastructure workflows. Products are enabled and configured within an environment.
Choose products based on the workflows you need to support:
Use Trust Lifecycle Manager to discover, monitor, automate, and govern certificates across your environments.
Use Software Trust Manager to secure code-signing, releases, and software supply chain workflows.
Use Device Trust Manager to establish and manage trusted device identities throughout the device lifecycle.
Use Content Trust Manager to protect the authenticity, integrity, and provenance of documents and digital media.
Use DigiCert DNS to manage authoritative DNS for availability, performance, resiliency, and traffic routing.
An environment can include one or more products. Choose the combination that supports your workflows and operational requirements.
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Products and trust sources serve different roles. Trust sources issue certificates or establish trusted identities. Products provide the capabilities and workflows used to manage, automate, secure, or apply digital trust.
Where products fit in DigiCert ONE
DigiCert ONE
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├── Account settings
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├── Environment: Production (US)
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│ ├── Trust sources
│ │ ├── CertCentral
│ │ └── Private CA
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│ └── Products
│ ├── Trust Lifecycle
│ ├── Software Trust
│ ├── Content Trust
│ ├── Device Trust
│ └── DigiCert DNS
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└── Environment: Demo (US)
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├── Trust sources
│ └── Private CA
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└── Products
├── Trust Lifecycle
├── Software Trust
├── Content Trust
├── Device Trust
└── DigiCert DNSA DigiCert account can contain multiple environments, such as Production and Demo. Each environment contains the trust sources and, and or DigiCert ONE products used in that environment. Trust sources establish where trust originates. DigiCert ONE products gets certificates from the trust source, if you request a publicly trusted certificate the product will get the certificate from a CertCentral instance in the same environment and if you request a privately trusted certificate it will get it from Private CA.