This year we are excited to celebrate Ascertia’s 20th anniversary!

As a highly regulated and competitive industry, aerospace companies require robust, high-trust document approval processes underpinned by legal certainty and assurance.

Quantum computing is being discussed more and more within businesses, but what is it, how does it work and what effect will it have over digital trust services?

The Bangladesh Computer Council (BCC) is a government organisation and licensed Certificate Authority in Bangladesh that is part of the country’s Digital Bangladesh initiative.

On 2 February Ascertia launched its latest update of ADSS Server (v6.8). This release includes support for the latest Cloud Signature Consortium API.

A Trust Service Provider (TSP) is an entity that provides any number of trust services involved with the creation, validation and preservation of e-signatures, e-seals or digital certificates.

What is the Cloud Signature Consortium (CSC)?

Ascertia is a CSC member, a group of industry and academic organisations committed to building a new standard for cloud-based digital signatures that will support web and mobile applications and comply with the most demanding electronic signature regulations in the world. The CSC was created to develop common protocols so that distributed applications and services can leverage digital signatures in a non-proprietary way.

SAVIS Technology Group, one of Vietnam’s leading IT companies, is using Ascertia’s Trust Services Platform to secure the digital information of its enterprise and government department customers.

Nothing is more important than a company’s data. There is also no larger risk in today’s digital economy to business continuity and regulatory compliance.

Readily available and reliable mobile internet seems second nature to us now, but it’s taken a while to get to this point.