Security and Localized Satellite Assemblies
If your main assembly uses strong naming, satellite assemblies must be signed with the same private key as the main assembly. If the public/private key pair does not match between the main and satellite assemblies, your resources will not be loaded. For information about strong names, see Strong Name Scenario. For more information on signing assemblies, see How to: Sign an Assembly with a Strong Name.
In general, you may need to have your organization's signing group or an external signing organization sign with the private key. This is due to the sensitive nature of the private key: access is often restricted to a few individuals. You can use delayed signing during development. For more information, see Delay Signing an Assembly.
See Also
Concepts
Assembly Security Considerations
Introduction to International Applications Based on the .NET Framework