Claim photos, MRIs, contracts: if nobody can prove a digital record is authentic and unchanged, somebody still pays. DigiCert's Mike Nelson explains how content provenance and the C2PA standard track where a file came from and every change made to it.

Martin Hinton, executive editor of Cyber Insurance News & Information, talks with Mike Nelson, vice president and field chief technology officer at DigiCert, about:

• The Utah courtroom video that raised the question every claims adjuster should be asking
• Why digital files lack the provenance the antiques trade has relied on for centuries
• How C2PA digital signatures and the trust list create a chain of custody
• A parking-lot fender-bender, and how easy AI makes it to fake claim damage
• Why hospital imaging machines in service for 20 years are still a weak point
• Why today's credentials can identify the camera but not the person holding it

Read the article and download the transcript: cyberinsurancenews.org/content-provenance-liability-digicert-podcast

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Read: The Video Wasn’t Fake. Nobody Could Prove What Happened to It. That’s a Cyber Insurance Problem. cyberinsurancenews.org/digital-evidence-cyber-insurance-claims/

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