Definition

The digital Signature is parallel to a handwritten signature or stamped seal certifying the authenticity of the document, and offering far more inherent security. The Computer pairs the Digital Signature to one saved version of the document, so it is almost difficult to contradict a digitally signed document. It facilitates business processes and prevents the forgery of crucial messages and documents; the use of digital signing provides additional validation benefits. Digital signatures can provide the added affirmations of evidence to origin, identity of an electronic document, transaction or message.