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Digital by Default – The EU’s fully electronic public sector

The European Commission has been hard at work pushing out policies and directives to address the few remaining issues in its move toward a truly...

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Plugging the Security Gaps in Mobile Banking Apps

An investigation conducted by "Which?", a consumer watchdog group based in the UK, found serious vulnerabilities in the security of banking security...

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Protecting Mobile Banking and Payment Apps from Malicious Attacks

We are constantly reminded by news stories how complex it can be to secure mobile banking and payments apps. A recent study has found that 11%...

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UBS launches qualified electronic signatures

The ZertES legislation (Swiss digital signature law) was placed into effect in Switzerland on December 19, 2003. The purpose of this legislation was...

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Should The Banking Industry Migrate Cryptography to the Cloud?

Today, financial institutions are driven by a strategic question: How can they embrace the benefits of the cloud’s flexible and scalable on-demand...

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The future of eIDAS in Post Brexit Britain

Markets hate uncertainty, and the confusion regarding issues related to Britain’s exit from the European Union has roiled equity and currency...

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Cryptomathic Signer’s QSCD is Certified Based on the Common Criteria Recognition Arrangement

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Cryptomathic Signer's QSCD Gets Common Criteria Certification

Cryptomathic’s Signer is the only qualified (electronic) signature creation device (QSCD) that is certified under the SO-GIS agreement using the...

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Introduction into PAdES for Trust Service Providers

The term PAdES stands for PDF Advanced Electronic Signatures. It refers to a group of extensions and restrictions that are used with PDF and ISO...

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eIDAS and Institutional Banking - the shape of things to come

A whole host of EU directives and regulations have been enacted to enable both consumers and service providers to benefit from added security,...

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