Secure electronic signatures require exclusive signatory control over signature-creation data and compliance with prescribed security procedures. Secure electronic signatures require signature-creation data to be under the signatory's exclusive control when the signature is affixed and to be stored ... Summary
Secure electronic signatures require exclusive signatory control over signature-creation data and compliance with prescribed security procedures.
Secure electronic signatures require signature-creation data to be under the signatory's exclusive control when the signature is affixed and to be stored and used in the prescribed exclusive manner. In digital signatures, such data is the subscriber's private key. The Central Government may prescribe security procedures and practices for secure electronic records and signatures, having regard to commercial circumstances, transaction nature and related factors.
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