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SigningHub by Ascertia makes getting documents signed as simple as possible. It provides powerful functionality to help organisations manage documents and organise signers and fits seamlessly into existing business processes.

TrustAsia, a Chinese Certification Authority, is a partner of Ascertia. It is known throughout China as a leading cybersecurity service provider, offering scalable solutions for digital certificates, identity authentication, data encryption and more.

Iron Mountain was founded over 70 years ago, serving as a strategic partner in storage and information management. It's trusted by over 225,000 organisations worldwide, including 90% of the Fortune 1000.

The Asia Pacific (APAC) region is experiencing a digital boom, fuelled by a rapidly growing online population and a surge in eCommerce. The region’s digital transformation hinges on trust – trust that online transactions are secure, data is protected and identities are verified.

Not so long ago, working from home was mandatory, travelling across borders was almost unthinkable and meeting someone for coffee required careful consideration of risk versus reward.

MISA Vietnam Joint Stock Company is one of the leading providers of information technology solutions. It has 30 years of experience developing platforms, software and IT services.

In a recent #AscertiaOn episode, Larry Lee, a product specialist from Netrust, provided insightful perspectives on the evolving landscape of digital signatures in Asia.

Over the last decade, the world’s businesses have embraced digital technology, relying less and less on traditional signing methods. Companies worldwide are adopting digital transformations to enhance efficiency, security and compliance.

Imagine a workplace where people navigate tasks effortlessly, context and application switching ceases, data transfers become invisible, and productivity flows.

Change is coming. The second iteration of the European Union’s regulation on electronic identification and trust services for electronic transactions – better known as eIDAS 2.0 – is edging closer to coming into force.