Secure electronic signatures require exclusive signatory control and prescribed storage and affixing of signature creation data. An electronic signature is secure where its signature creation data is exclusively controlled by the signatory when affixed, and is stored and affixed in ... Summary
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Secure electronic signatures require exclusive signatory control and prescribed storage and affixing of signature creation data.
An electronic signature is secure where its signature creation data is exclusively controlled by the signatory when affixed, and is stored and affixed in the prescribed exclusively controlled manner. In relation to a digital signature, signature creation data means the subscriber's private key.
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