Having been the first vendor globally to achieve Common Criteria EAL4+ EN 419 241-2 certification in 2019, Ascertia is delighted to announce that the latest version of the ADSS Server SAM Appliance - version 7 - has been successfully certified.

Online transactions and electronic documents require the same checks as a paper equivalent. It needs to be possible to prove the identity and establish trust in both the entity and the documentation.

There is no ignoring how much momentum digital transformation has gained over the past 18 months.

We recently caught up with Ascertia partner, Patrick Beckman Lapré, Global Sales Director at DigiCert to discuss the acceleration of digitalisation in business.

The acceleration of digital business has been rapid over the past 18 months and caught many by surprise. The Cloud Signature Consortium (CSC) has supported this rise in the digital economy by developing a set of standards and protocols for remote signing that enable businesses to leverage digital signatures and power cross-border business.

It is no secret that the global COVID-19 pandemic is harming the world’s economy.  An unfortunate side effect of economic hardship is the rise in financial fraud. 

In the second topic covered by our video series #AscertiaOn, Ascertia’s Mike Hathaway and Sam Crook discuss the importance of standards in enabling cross-border business.

We recently caught up with Patrick Beckman Lapré, Global Director Sales of Document Signing at Ascertia partner DigiCert to talk about the digitalisation of processes and the impact of eIDAS on the adoption of remote signing across Europe.

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

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.