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whitepaper Digital Signatures for Oracle Universal Content Management2009-02-08 ARX
  CoSign makes it easy for Oracle UCM users to digitally sign transactions, documents and records by embedding the standard signature technology directly into mainstream business applications. CoSign produces a signature record for every signature it captures. This Portable Signature Format (CoSign PSF) allows anyone to seamlessly verify and retain proof of identity, intent, and document integrity without costly, complicated, or proprietary software. CoSign keeps business running smoothly by fully automating and quickly scaling processes at a low cost and with proper controls.

Tags: Authentication - Encryption		   
whitepaper CoSign Digital Signatures for Xerox DocuShare2009-02-08 ARX
  CoSign allows Xerox DocuShare Compliance Module users to digitally sign transactions, documents and records by embedding the standard signature technology directly into mainstream business applications. CoSign produces a signature record for every signature it captures. This Portable Signature Format (CoSign PSF) allows anyone to seamlessly verify and retain proof of identity, intent, and document integrity without costly, complicated, or proprietary software. CoSign keeps business running smoothly by fully automating and quickly scaling processes at a low cost and with proper controls.

Tags: Authentication - Encryption		   
whitepaper Enabling Digital Signatures in e-Invoicing2009-02-04 ARX
  Companies are searching for ways to drive costs down, increase their efficiency and deliver prompt customer service, especially during these times of economic uncertainties. Transitioning to a paperless environment that issues electronic invoices (e-Invoices) is simple and efficient way to achieve these goals. By eliminating the need to mail and archive paper invoices, e-Invoicing allows organizations to considerably reduce cost, administrative handling, improve customer service and reduce overall invoicing processing time.

Tags: Authentication - Encryption		   
whitepaper Critical Data Protection: Email Encryption with Policy Based Enforcement2009-02-01 MessageLabs, now part of Symantec
  New laws and compliance regulations require businesses to encrypt email communications that contain certain confidential and personal information. There are significant risks associated with an email security breach and the impact an inadvertent data leakage could have on your business could be devastating. Learn how a hosted email encryption solution with policy based enforcement will ensure your company stays compliant and protects your customers' critical data.

Tags: Internet and Web, Data Tools, Security Administration, Data Infrastructure		   
whitepaper Digital Signature Compliance: How to Sign Off on It2009-02-01 ARX
  As trends continue to show that organizations are migrating their businesses to electronic workflows, studies convey that the upside of these transformations are significant, with electronic workflows saving time and diminishing the costs of paper-related expenses such as printing and physical archiving. However, once these organizations have put an electronic workflow into practice, they still require some form of signature capacity, such as an electronic or handwritten signature.

Tags: Authentication - Encryption		   
whitepaper Digital Signatures for the Pharmaceutical Industry2009-01-29 ARX
  Typical examples of digital signature use within the pharmaceutical industry include systems and processes such as electronic submissions, RA/QA, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), clinical operations, manufacturing instructions, electronic batch records, Electronic Lab Notebooks (ELN), field service operations, secure document exchange with external parties and partners, as well as the wealth of non-FDA regulated business processes in HR, finance, legal, etc.

Tags: Authentication - Encryption		   
whitepaper Digital Signatures for Records Management: Audit Efficiency With CoSign Digital Signatures2009-01-29 ARX
  A typical example of digital signature use within Records Management System is a situation in which a document must be signed by more than one signer. The originator of the document checks-in the document and routes it to the various signers. Each signer receives an e-mail with a URL pointing to the document. The signers then check-out the document, read and sign it. Once the document has been signed by each individual, the originator/owner of the document is notified that the signing process is complete. Furthermore, signed documents can be examined for proof of the signer's identity, intent, and record integrity without costly, complicated, or proprietary software.

Tags: Authentication - Encryption		   
whitepaper The Essentials Series: Code-Signing Certificates2009-01-15 Verisign
  Code Signing certificates can make your enterprise more secure, make your software more accepted, and even stop malware in its tracks. Learn about the many ways in which code-signing certificates are being used.

Tags: Authentication - Encryption, Authentication - Encryption, Software Development Tools, Authentication - Encryption, Internet and Web, Security Administration, Authentication - Encryption		   
whitepaper Digital Signatures for Insurance Applications2009-01-13 ARX
  Insurance organizations and agents know that today's process for reviewing, approving, and archiving paper-based insurance documentation consumes a tremendous amount of time and money. As such, insurance companies are moving away from traditional, time-consuming paper processes and searching for new and innovative technologies to improve efficiencies. As a result, electronic documents are increasingly used in multiple phases of the business process, from policy submission to inner-office documentation.

Tags: Authentication - Encryption		   
whitepaper Digital Signature System - Ten Tips for Selecting the Best Electronic Signature Solution2009-01-01 ARX
  As the traditional "Paper-based" world gives way to digital documentation and transactions, enterprises are demanding innovative solutions for digitally signing and authenticating such documents, files, and forms with iron-clad protection against forgery. Solutions must guarantee non-repudiation and promise the same level of security and trust that exists with conventional documentation. At the same time, such a solution should be simple to use, easy to deploy and offer a rapid Return on Investment (ROI). With the rise of global digital businesses, transactions and documents may need to be signed by many people in different parts of the world. Users should be able to sign documents directly from their desktop or via a zero technology footprint using any web browser.

Tags: Authentication - Encryption