Who:

Influencers, YouTubers, streamers, creators on OnlyFans, Patreon, TikTok.

What to protect:

Photos, videos, scripts, graphics, private clips.

Why it helps:

Certification with timestamp assigns a legally binding date and technical authorship to your content, so in case of theft or reposting you can prove the file already existed on that date. With the tracking link you can see if a recipient opened the file, when and from where—useful to block unauthorized sharing with evidence in hand.

Who:

Singer-songwriters, bands, DJs, producers, arrangers, composers.

What to protect:

Demos, lyrics, scores, DAW projects.

Why it helps:

Before sending a track to a label or collaborator, certify it to establish authorship and certain date. The standard certification (included in the plan) includes immutable SHA-256 hash and verifiable timestamp via email headers for technical and documentary use. For immediate legal value, select the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp at upload: this option confers full forensic validity to the certification, transforming the hash and JSON file into autonomous technical evidence recognized by courts, complete with qualified timestamp and digital signature.

Who:

Photographers, painters, illustrators, NFT creators.

What to protect:

High-resolution images, sketches, finished works.

Why it helps:

The standard certification with immutable hash prevents disputes over modification or creation date, using verifiable timestamp via email headers for technical documentation. For immediate legal value, add the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp at upload: the document becomes immediately usable in court to assert your copyright with full forensic validity.

Who:

Lawyers, court-appointed experts, digital investigators.

What to protect:

Expert reports, confidential filings, digital evidence.

Why it helps:

The standard certification generates a JSON file with technical data, hash and verifiable timestamp via email headers for documentary use. For immediate legal evidence, use the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: creates a format with full forensic validity, verifiable by third parties and accepted by courts. The data is immediately usable as autonomous technical evidence without additional steps.

Who:

Industrial designers, CAD engineers.

What to protect:

CAD projects, 3D renders, technical diagrams.

Why it helps:

The standard certification proves the idea was yours before it was presented elsewhere, with verifiable timestamp via email headers for technical documentation. Using the tracking link, you can know who opened the file and when. For complete legal protection, add the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: guarantees immediate legal value for patents and intellectual property disputes.

Who:

Theatre, cinema, TV.

What to protect:

Sketches, costume sheets, set designs (including videos).

Why it helps:

The standard certification documents the exact moment of creation via verifiable timestamp through email headers, useful for contests or productions where ideas can be copied. For immediate legal value, select the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers full forensic validity to certification, transforming it into legal evidence usable in court for creative disputes.

Who:

Dance teachers, choreography authors.

What to protect:

Choreography videos, movement notation.

Why it helps:

The standard certification with immutable hash and verifiable timestamp via email headers documents choreography authorship for technical use. For complete legal protection, add the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: the certified video becomes immediate proof of authorship with full forensic validity in case of unauthorized copies or legal disputes.

Who:

Studios and freelancers.

What to protect:

Floor plans, 3D models, renders.

Why it helps:

The standard certification with certain date and immutable hash via verifiable timestamp through email headers guarantees project authorship for technical documentation. For complete legal value in competitions or public tenders, use the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers full forensic validity even months or years later, protecting work with legal evidence recognized by courts.

Who:

Novelists, journalists, copywriters.

What to protect:

Manuscripts, articles, poems.

Why it helps:

The standard certification with SHA-256 hash and verifiable timestamp via email headers prevents plagiarism by technically documenting text originality. For complete legal protection, select the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: transforms certification into forensic evidence usable for legal disputes over copyright with full court validity.

Who:

Early-stage companies.

What to protect:

Business plans, decks, prototypes.

Why it helps:

The standard certification protects confidential ideas and projects before presenting to investors, ensuring integrity and access tracking via verifiable timestamp through email headers. For immediate legal value in case of idea misappropriation, add the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers full forensic validity for disputes over intellectual property and patents.

Who:

Private-event photographers.

What to protect:

Full reportage, client galleries.

Why it helps:

The standard certification safeguards your work and prevents unauthorized distribution by enabling anti-social tracking link protection that blocks opens from Facebook, Instagram and other platforms, with verifiable timestamp via email headers. For complete legal protection against unauthorized commercial use, use the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers immediate forensic value for legal action against copyright violations.

Who:

Everyday users.

What to protect:

Contracts, receipts, digital wills.

Why it helps:

The standard certification provides documentary evidence in case of disputes, with immutable certification and verifiable timestamp via email headers. For immediate legal value usable in court, add the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers full forensic validity to documents for use in legal disputes and succession matters.

Who:

SMEs and large enterprises, professional firms, Sales/Marketing, HR and IT departments.

What to protect:

– Customer/supplier databases and CRMs (export .xlsx/.csv, ERP backups)
– Lead lists, price lists, offers and quotes
– Technical projects and documents, manuals, internal procedures, source code
– HR documentation: NDAs, IT policies, hiring/termination records

Why you need it:

Periodic certification (e.g., monthly) of databases and projects creates an immediate forensic proof of authorship and precedence (SHA-256 hash + eIDAS qualified timestamp), enforceable in court. In case of data theft or unfair competition by former employees, the digital-signature hash match proves that the contacts and files originated from the company. The chain of custody is sealed and, when you share files, the tracking link logs opens (IP, time, browser) useful to reconstruct access and accountability. Adding to your IT Policy that the company uses ContentProtector.it acts as a strong deterrent. Additional services available: legal notice/takedown and legal assistance.

Who:

Numismatists, antique dealers.

What to protect:

Images and documents of rare items.

Why it helps:

The standard certification documents your collection with time-stamped photos and videos via verifiable timestamp through email headers: prove when you took images, protect your digital catalog from theft, and create a certified temporal inventory. For legal value for insurance or judicial appraisals, use the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers full forensic validity to documentation for insurance disputes or criminal proceedings.

Who:

Copywriters, art directors.

What to protect:

Concepts, graphics, storyboards.

Why it helps:

The standard certification protects creative ideas during client pitches, with technical proof of priority via verifiable timestamp through email headers. For complete legal protection against campaign misappropriation, add the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers immediate forensic value for legal action against intellectual property theft and creative plagiarism.

Who:

Agents and brokers.

What to protect:

Property photos, floor plans.

Why it helps:

The standard certification certifies original photos to prevent illicit reuse by competitors, with verifiable timestamp via email headers for documentation. For legal value in disputes over copyright violations or defamation, use the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers full forensic validity to images for immediate legal action.

Who:

Teachers, mentors.

What to protect:

Course slides, handouts, class recordings.

Why it helps:

The standard certification protects educational content from unauthorized use, with access tracking and verifiable timestamp via email headers. For immediate legal value against copyright violations on educational materials, select the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: transforms content into forensic evidence usable for legal action against unauthorized use.

Who:

Short-film authors, commercial directors, documentary makers.

What to protect:

Master versions, video scripts.

Why it helps:

The standard certification prevents undetectable alterations and proves authenticity of original footage via immutable hash and verifiable timestamp through email headers. For immediate legal value in cinematographic disputes, use the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers full forensic validity to video material for copyright and plagiarism litigation.

Who:

Private investigators.

What to protect:

Photographic or video evidence.

Why it helps:

The standard certification creates a documented chain of custody thanks to hash and verifiable timestamp via email headers for investigative use. For immediate legal evidence fully accepted in court, use the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers maximum forensic validity to digital evidence with qualified certification recognized at European level.

Who:

Software and app developers.

What to protect:

Source code, repositories.

Why it helps:

The standard certification provides technical proof of original code, with immutable hash and verifiable timestamp via email headers for development documentation. For complete patent protection, add the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: transforms code into autonomous technical evidence with full forensic validity, recognized by courts for software intellectual property disputes.

Who:

Designers, emerging brands.

What to protect:

Sketches, patterns, runway photos.

Why it helps:

The standard certification defends authorship of creations with immutable hash and verifiable timestamp via email headers for design documentation. For immediate legal value against copies or counterfeits, select the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers full forensic validity to designs for legal action in fashion and luxury sectors.

Who:

University professors, PhD candidates, independent researchers.

What to protect:

Theses, scientific publications, datasets, experimental results.

Why it helps:

The standard certification protects research priority and prevents academic plagiarism via immutable hash and verifiable timestamp through email headers for academic use. For legal value in patent disputes, use the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: establishes temporal precedence with full forensic validity in disputes over patents or scientific discoveries, internationally recognized.

Who:

Reporters, correspondents, investigative journalists.

What to protect:

Articles, investigations, sources, interviews, confidential documentation.

Why it helps:

The standard certification ensures authenticity of sources and integrity of journalistic material via immutable hash and verifiable timestamp through email headers for editorial use. For complete legal protection of sensitive investigations and demonstration of information truthfulness, use the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers full forensic validity to journalistic documentation for court use.

Who:

Michelin-star chefs, restaurateurs, food bloggers.

What to protect:

Secret recipes, exclusive menus, culinary concepts, dish photos.

Why it helps:

The standard certification protects original culinary creations and prevents recipe theft via immutable hash and verifiable timestamp through email headers. Useful for franchising or collaborations. For complete legal value in protecting secret recipes, select the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: guarantees full forensic validity for legal action against misappropriation of culinary creations.

Who:

Indie developers, game designers, concept artists.

What to protect:

Game concepts, level design, character design, game mechanics.

Why it helps:

The standard certification protects creative ideas in the competitive gaming world via immutable hash and verifiable timestamp through email headers. Essential when presenting projects to publishers. For complete patent protection, use the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers full forensic validity for legal disputes over game mechanics and gaming intellectual property.

Who:

Influencer marketing agencies, social media managers.

What to protect:

Campaign strategies, creative briefs, performance reports, content calendars.

Why it helps:

The standard certification protects proprietary strategies and innovative methodologies via immutable hash and verifiable timestamp through email headers. With link tracking you can monitor who views your strategies. For legal value against unfair competition, use the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers full forensic validity to strategies for legal action against appropriation of proprietary methodologies.

Who:

Strategy consultants, business analysts, corporate coaches.

What to protect:

Proprietary methodologies, business analyses, strategic plans, exclusive templates.

Why it helps:

The standard certification protects professional know-how and prevents unauthorized use of internally developed methodologies via immutable hash and verifiable timestamp through email headers. For intellectual property legal protection, add the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers full forensic validity to methodologies for disputes over trade secret violations.

Who:

Doctors, specialists, clinical researchers.

What to protect:

Therapeutic protocols, case studies, reports, clinical research.

Why it helps:

The standard certification ensures authenticity of medical documentation and research via immutable hash and verifiable timestamp through email headers for clinical use. For scientific publications and pharmaceutical patents, use the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers full forensic validity to protect therapeutic innovations and guarantee temporal priority in medico-legal disputes.

Who:

Professional translators, interpreters, localizers.

What to protect:

Original translations, specialized glossaries, translation memories.

Why it helps:

The standard certification protects intellectual work of translations and demonstrates authorship of innovative terminology via immutable hash and verifiable timestamp through email headers. For legal value on literary translations or rights claims, use the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers full forensic validity for legal action against translation plagiarism and appropriation of specialized glossaries.

Who:

Web designers, UX/UI designers, frontend developers.

What to protect:

Mockups, wireframes, interactive prototypes, design systems.

Why it helps:

The standard certification protects original interface designs and user experiences via immutable hash and verifiable timestamp through email headers. Essential when presenting concepts to clients. For complete legal protection against design appropriation, use the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers full forensic validity for legal action over design pattern violations and proprietary UX.

Who:

Podcasters, motivational speakers, voice actors.

What to protect:

Podcast episodes, scripts, audio formats, original recordings.

Why it helps:

The standard certification protects original audio content and innovative formats via immutable hash and verifiable timestamp through email headers. With social blocking you can prevent unauthorized redistribution. For legal value against audio plagiarism, select the RFC 3161 eIDAS qualified Timestamp: confers full forensic validity to audio content for legal action against copyright violations and format appropriation.