Digital Signature Certificate issuance requires Certifying Authorities to verify compliance, subscriber acceptance, key integrity, accuracy, and undisclosed material facts. A Certifying Authority issuing a Digital Signature Certificate must certify compliance with the Act and rules and regulations, certificate availability to ... Summary
Digital Signature Certificate issuance requires Certifying Authorities to verify compliance, subscriber acceptance, key integrity, accuracy, and undisclosed material facts.
A Certifying Authority issuing a Digital Signature Certificate must certify compliance with the Act and rules and regulations, certificate availability to a relying person, and subscriber acceptance. It must confirm that the subscriber holds the corresponding private key, the public and private keys form a functioning key pair, and certificate information is accurate. It must also lack knowledge of material facts adversely affecting the reliability of these representations.
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