Simple Electronic Signatures (SES) are the most basic form of electronic signatures, offering ease and convenience but with minimal security. Welcome back to our exploration of the eSignature landscape! Previously, we discussed Qualified Electronic Signatures (QES) and Advanced Electronic Signatures …
Advanced Electronic Signatures (AdES) enhance the security and reliability of digital signing, eliminating the delays of in-person visits. Imagine a need to visit a lawyer or notary just to sign a document—it’s inconvenient and time-consuming. With AdES, you can sign …
Think of eSealing as the modern-day corporate wax seal. Organizations use the digital stamp to authenticate documents, ensure their integrity, and confirm their official approval. Whether it’s contracts, financial statements, or certificates, eSeals protect documents in the same way traditional …
A Qualified Electronic Signature is the most secure and legally recognized digital signature form. In the EU it’s treated the same as a handwritten signature.
eID Easy and GSE partner to bring reliable digital signatures to Latin American businesses.
eID Easy Launches Integration with certME and the remote Qualified Signing Service by certSIGN to simplify the signing process of electronic documents in Romania. At eID Easy, we’re always focused on expanding our e-signature solutions to meet the diverse needs …
What is an Identity Proofing Service Provider for QTSPs and CAs? An Identity Proofing Service Provider ‘(IPSP’), also called a Registration Authority (RA), is the entity to which a TSP delegates verification of trust service subjects in order to issue …
We have seen in eID Easy that sometimes Adobe Acrobat might show that qualified timestamp from EU TSL validity is unknown. This can happen when new CA certificates are issued and these are not yet picked up by the Adobe …
The Joint Initiative (‘JI’) on Electronic Commerce at the World Trade Organization (‘WTO’), announced in Geneva on July 26, 2024 marks the first global digital trade agreement and sets a precedent for the future of digital transactions worldwide. This JI …
Japan is making great progress in digitalization these days. While Japan was leading G20 in 2019, then one part of their agenda was Data Free Flow with Trust (DFFT) of which a part was international mutual recognition of qualified electronic …
