Media kit
Everything you need to write about the Digital Trust Forum, put us on a slide, or print us on a stand. Free to use — we only ask that the marks arrive as they left.
ZIP · logos, banners and the concept document · about 14 MB
Five marks, three colourways
SVG for screen and for scaling, PNG at 2000 px on a transparent ground, and vector CMYK PDF for print. The reversed white version is for dark grounds; the colour version needs a light one.
Using the marks
- Leave clear space around the mark of at least the height of the orange square.
- Do not recolour, stretch, rotate, outline, or add effects.
- Do not rebuild the lockup — the wordmark and symbol are supplied together for a reason.
- Below about 15 px the symbol stops reading. Use the wordmark instead.
The brand palette
Four values, published as the concept document defines them. The symbol's periwinkle and the orange square are the two that carry the identity; mist and ink are what they sit on.
Brand & logo concept- Periwinkle
#7474F5The mark, and the brand's primary colour. - Orange
#FFA322Trust — the square at the centre of the symbol. - Mist
#EFF0FBGrounds and panels. - Ink
#1E1405Type and the black lockup.
The short version
- Event
- Digital Trust Forum 2026 — inaugural edition
- Date
- Tuesday 27 October 2026
- Venue
- Hyatt Regency Sofia, Vasil Levski Sq, Sofia, Bulgaria
- Organisers
- Sourcelab (lead) with the Dutch Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce (co-organiser)
- Endorsed by
- Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Bulgaria
- Tagline
- Connected by trust.
Boilerplate
The Digital Trust Forum is a one-day European seminar on digital trust, identity, and the future of safe digital connections. Its inaugural edition takes place on 27 October 2026 at the Hyatt Regency Sofia, bringing together policymakers, technologists, business leaders and identity experts from across Europe. It is organised by Sourcelab with the Dutch Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce, and endorsed by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Bulgaria.
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