Ascertia: Building Trust in a Digital World
Ascertia’s secure digital signature technology enables enterprises, governments and trust service providers to meet the most stringent legal requirements.
But implementing electronic signatures isn’t just about making it easier to sign a document. Organisations also need to think about what could potentially be challenged. Can you prove who signed? Has the document changed since it was signed? Can you show when it was signed? And what happens if a digital identity or signing key is compromised?
This eBook looks at nine common threats to electronically signed documents and the measures that can be put in place to help protect their authenticity and integrity.
Key Takeaways
The eBook looks at nine common ways an electronically signed document could be challenged, and what organisations can do to reduce those risks. It covers:
- How to authenticate who signed a document
- How to show that a document hasn’t been changed after signing
- What happens if a digital ID or private signing key is compromised
- How trusted timestamps can prove when a document was signed
- Why long-term security matters when documents need to be kept for years
- How Trust Service Providers can support stronger identity verification
It also uses practical examples to show how these threats can arise and what organisations should consider when implementing electronic signatures.
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