Information technology definitions establish the statutory framework for electronic records, digital signatures, computer resources, intermediaries, and secure systems. Electronic transactions are defined through computer resources, data, electronic records, originators, addressees and intermediaries. Digital signature ... Summary
Information technology definitions establish the statutory framework for electronic records, digital signatures, computer resources, intermediaries, and secure systems.
Electronic transactions are defined through computer resources, data, electronic records, originators, addressees and intermediaries. Digital signature authentication uses an asymmetric cryptographic key pair: a private key creates the signature and the related public key verifies both the signer's use of the corresponding private key and the integrity of the electronic record. Digital Signature Certificates are issued to subscribers through licensed Certifying Authorities. Secure systems must reasonably prevent unauthorised access and misuse, operate reliably, serve intended functions and follow generally accepted security procedures.
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