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Trust Service Providers (TSPs) play a crucial role in developing the digital trust industry, but they face significant challenges. Their solutions need to be scalable and robust, while ensuring compliance with regulations in an industry that is constantly evolving.

As Governments worldwide are prioritising digital transformation to enhance efficiency, security, and transparency, they face increasing demands for efficiency, security, and transparency, public service entities face the dual challenge of streamlining workflows and maintaining trust.

Governments and organisations around the world are under pressure to enhance efficiency, reduce costs and meet increasingly stringent compliance standards.

The growing focus on global eCommerce, regulatory compliance and client expectations is creating significant opportunities for Trust Service Providers (TSPs) to broaden their offering to deliver secure, efficient and compliant remote signing solutions.

Digital business is evolving and enterprises need more than just a great product or service to stay competitive. Speed, security and seamless user experience have become critical success factors, especially for businesses in the e-commerce and digital sectors.

MSC Trustgate is a licensed Certification Authority (CA) based in Malaysia, providing extensive PKI solutions to customers since 1999.

In 2020, Google enforced a maximum certificate lifetime of 398 days (13 months) for Transport Layer Security (TLS) certificates. However, this time span leaves a lengthy window for an attacker to potentially compromise a certificate and exploit it.

Trust service providers (TSPs)must offer secure, scalable and compliant solutions to meet the rising demand for remote digital transactions. Qualified Remote Signing (QRS) has become a crucial tool in ensuring the integrity of digital signatures, especially for organisations bound by strict regulatory frameworks like eIDAS.

The digital landscape is ever-changing, and so are the demands on enterprises, governments and trust service providers (TSPs).

Digital certificates touch every aspect of our lives, both personal and business. They are the most secure and transparent way of delivering cryptographic security for information sent over corporate networks and the internet. The best part is that they remain highly secure and completely transparent to us—until they expire.