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Frantic last-minute scrambles for signatures and endless printing, scanning and mailing of documents are a thing of the past.

Digital trust is the foundation of modern-day business. Ensuring the security and reliability of electronic document signing has become a critical concern. The Cloud Signature Consortium (CSC), the industry and regulators are working to build a secure foundation for digital business. But what is CSC 2 (V2.0 API Specification)?

In the era of paperless workflows and remote transactions, it’s crucial you ensure document validity and signer intent. Both electronic signatures (e-signatures or eSignatures) and electronic seals (eSeals) play vital roles in achieving this. Understanding the difference between these two technologies can be confusing.

As governments and businesses around the world embrace digital transformations, eSeals are becoming more commonplace.

Verify before you trust. In a world bombarded by phishing, pharming, deep fakes and frauds, you simply cannot trust everything you see on the internet, who calls you on the phone or what devices you are connecting to. The societal impact of zero trust will see individuals not trusting anything before it is verified as a reliable, trustworthy source.

Ascertia is delighted to announce the ADSS Web RA Server 2.9 release. This new release is now available on the Ascertia Community for download. Please request access from your account team if you have not registered already.

By now, the convenience that online signing delivers to people and businesses is clear to most. Signing a document online with high levels of security can take a matter of seconds – eliminating the need for most to still use paper.

North Yorkshire Council, the authority which governs the English district of North Yorkshire, was looking to streamline processes and maximise cost efficiency.

Public key infrastructure (PKI) is a critical component of cybersecurity, providing the foundations for secure communication and authentication. As organisations evolve and IT environments change, PKI deployments can become outdated, inefficient, and no longer fit for purpose. This often necessitates a migration, a process that is understandably complex and time-consuming.

While many companies have chosen to move to cloud-based solutions over the last decade, it’s clear that it isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution for every business. Differing requirements have on-premise solutions making a significant comeback.