Digital Signature Certificate issuance requires verified subscriber key control, accurate certificate information, and compliance with statutory reliability safeguards. Issuance of a Digital Signature Certificate requires certification of statutory compliance, publication or availability of the certificate to a relying ... Summary
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Digital Signature Certificate issuance requires verified subscriber key control, accurate certificate information, and compliance with statutory reliability safeguards.
Issuance of a Digital Signature Certificate requires certification of statutory compliance, publication or availability of the certificate to a relying person, and subscriber acceptance. The subscriber must hold a private key corresponding to the listed public key; the private key must create a digital signature and the public key must verify it. The key pair must function properly, certificate information must be accurate, and no known material fact may adversely affect the reliability of these representations.
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