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Cybersecurity

Trusted infrastructure with eIDAS regulation

eIDAS regulation: Build confidence in your electronic transactions

The eIDAS regulation allows the European Union to provide a legal framework for transnational digital transactions. Its goal is the enhancement of trust in and between electronic exchanges. It establishes a framework for electronic identification and trust services, including electronic signatures. Thus, the eIDAS regulation enhances the transparency and reliability of transactions.

Being compliant with the eIDAS regulation enables you to offer your suppliers and customers increased confidence in your services and a simplification of their procedures.

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eIDAS regulation

The eIDAS regulation applies to electronic identification, trust services and electronic documents for electronic transactions. It repeals and broadens the scope of Directive 1999/93/EC. eIDAS also establishes an interoperability framework for the different systems in place in EU Member States to promote the development of a digital trust market.

The regulation sets requirements for the mutual recognition of electronic means of identification and electronic signatures for exchanges between public sector entities and users.

Trust infrastructure

As electronic documents exchanges grow in number, high-level trust services must be implemented in order to ensure the security of the information system.

Digital identity is at the heart of these issues, which is why trust services include strong authentication, encryption for confidentiality, electronic signature for proof and timestamp for auditability.

In addition, using an electronic signature makes it possible to ensure the signatory’s moral commitment and his/her consent in digital form. Traceability and proof of the different actions performed are useful for audit purposes.

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That’s not all!

The eiDAS regulation is not just about compliance. There are other ways your organization can benefit even more from Eviden technologies.

Quick return on investment

Electronic signatures allow you to improve your productivity with completely electronic processes and optimized processing time. You can also reduce processing costs (preparation, postage, shipments) and your environmental footprint (paper, ink, printers).

Easy deployment

The centralized management of electronic signatures makes it easy to standardize the signature of all your employees in accordance with the brand and the identity of your organization.

Root of trust

Compliant, flexible and secure, the Hardware Security Module (HSM) guarantees the authenticity of the electronic signature by securing keys and calculating the electronic signature in a controlled environment.

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