Windows binaries are now signed with an EV certificate

Windows binaries are now being signed with an Extended Validation (EV) certificate, enhancing security and trust for users. Arianna Willett, the Senior Director of Security Risk & Trust at ngrok, announced this update, highlighting her extensive experience in building and managing security programs for prominent companies such as Twilio, Okta, and Deloitte. This move to implement EV certificates is part of an ongoing effort to bolster security measures and protect users from potential threats, ensuring that the software is authentic and has not been tampered with. The announcement emphasizes the importance of security in software distribution and reflects ngrok's commitment to maintaining high standards of trust and reliability.

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