Secure electronic signatures require exclusive signatory control over creation data and compliance with prescribed storage and affixing methods. Secure electronic signature status arises where signature-creation data is under the exclusive control of the signatory when the signature is affixed, and ... Summary
Secure electronic signatures require exclusive signatory control over creation data and compliance with prescribed storage and affixing methods.
Secure electronic signature status arises where signature-creation data is under the exclusive control of the signatory when the signature is affixed, and is stored and affixed in the prescribed exclusively controlled manner. For a digital signature, signature-creation data means the subscriber's private key.
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