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Our latest industry blog explores how eSignature solutions, like SigningHub, can strengthen document security and increase productivity in the construction industry. Our most recent post covered the role of digital signatures in government.

Ascertia is delighted to announced the latest SigningHub 8.5 release.

SigningHub provides an intuitive web interface, making it easy for anyone to sign. Documents can be shared, viewed, and signed on any device, anywhere, anytime in a way that suits any approval process. Over 25 languages are supported, and others can easily be added or customised.

CREAplus is an independent value-added distributor based in Slovenia. The Ascertia partner delivers solutions and services to high-trust organisations in the private and public sectors.

Our industry-focused blog series is back. Following the recent blog on banking this time we're discussing government eSignatures. In this blog, we’re exploring specific electronic signature initiatives and laws, and the challenges governments face.

Faced with the persistent threat of data breaches, most global organisations aim to implement the highest security measures regarding network connectivity.

Ascertia is delighted to announce the ADSS Server 8.1 release.

What is Common Criteria and why is it important?

From the Cloud Signature Consortium to eIDAS, international standards form the bedrock of Ascertia’s digital trust solutions.

Ascertia launched the ADSS Server 8.0 release on 3 March 2023.

ADSS Server is a platform for trust service providers, governments, and organisations to provide digital trust through digital certificates for people, devices, and applications.

Our eBook, 9 common threats to your electronically signed documents, looks at the most common scenarios businesses could face and how to respond to them. It will help you understand how eSignatures stand up in a court of law with authenticity and integrity.

Can your signatures survive court scrutiny? Projects implementing eSignatures usually focus on the business benefits of cost-cutting, efficiency and improved user experience. However, the initial driver for eSigning projects is often compliance and adhering to regulations. Implementing legally binding signatures requires businesses to think of the potential threat scenarios and ensure countermeasures are in place to mitigate risks.

We’re excited to announce that InfoCert S.p.A., part of the Italian Tinexta S.p.A. Group, has signed an agreement to acquire 65% of Ascertia.