Digimarc launches C2PA-based provenance infrastructure for AI workflow verification
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Summary
Digimarc Corporation has launched a new provenance and verification infrastructure based on the C2PA standard, designed to secure autonomous AI workflows. Their MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server enables trusted content provenance across AI ecosystems, helping enterprises meet audit, traceability, and regulatory requirements as AI-generated content becomes more prevalent. The solution addresses growing concerns about content authenticity and verification gaps in AI systems, as highlighted by OWASP.
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· 3 pulledDigimarc Corporation (NASDAQ: DMRC), a pioneer in digital identity and authentication solutions, today announced the introduction of new provenance and verification infrastructure designed to secure emerging autonomous and AI-enabled workflows.
Grounded in the C2PA Standard, Digimarc's MCP Server Enables Trusted Provenance Across Emerging AI Ecosystems, Unlocking the Full Promise of Agentic AI
OWASP flags provenance gaps in AI; Digimarc's MCP server stamps and verifies content to help audits, traceability and regulatory requirements.
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