SSL.comās eSigner
SSL.comās eSigner cloud signing service lets you conveniently add globally trusted digital signatures and timestamps to your documents and code from anywhere, with no need for USB tokens, HSMs, or other special hardware.
Certificates and signing keys are securely stored in cloud-based FIPS compliant hardware appliances and can be accessed via individual signing credentials for users or teams, the eSigner Express application, or Cloud Signature Consortium (CSC) compliant API.
eSigner is fully compatible with the CSC cloud signing standard. Businesses and other organizations can integrate eSigner with their document and code signing workflows. Software publishers and service providers can use eSigner to offer digital signing capabilities to their customers.
eSigner is available to all SSL.com Code Signing and Document Signing customers and is fully compatible with Adobe products (including Acrobat) and Microsoft Office products (including Word) and all platforms such as Windows and Linux.
For more information, please submit theĀ information request formĀ below.
Features
Digital Signatures
eSignerās digital signaturesĀ use PKI-based digital certificates that bind an identity (such as a person or company) to a cryptographic key pair. When a file like a PDF or Word document, executable application, or driver is digitally signed, a cryptographic hash of the documentās content and the identity of the signatory are bound together to form a unique digital fingerprint, ensuring:
- Authentication: The identity of the signer has been validated by a publicly trusted certificate authority (CA).
- Integrity: The document has not been altered since it was signed.
- Non-repudiation: Because authentication and integrity are insured by a digital signature, a signatory cannot plausibly deny that they signed a document.
Document Signing certificates
Universal Trust
As a publicly trusted CA, SSL.com is trusted by operating systems, web browsers, and software vendors like Adobe and Microsoft to validate the identities of individuals, companies, and government organizations. Because of this, eSignerās signatures are trusted by:
- Adobe Acrobat and Acrobat Reader
- Windows Authenticode and Java
Extended Validation Code Signing certificates
Legal and Enforceable Worldwide
eSigner document signatures are legal and enforceable under the United StatesĀ Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce (ESIGN)Ā act and the European UnionāsĀ Electronic Identification and Trust Services (eIDAS)Ā regulation, as well as the laws ofĀ many other nationsĀ worldwide.
eSigner Subscription Pricing Tiers
eSigner signing credentials can be used in API automation (i.e. CI/CD for code signing, and workflow processes for document signing) or on theĀ eSigner Express web app. Signing credentials can share the same certificate with other signing credentials, or they can individually access their own unique certificate for signing operations.
For eSigner pricing information please refer to the following pricing guides:
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No need for USB tokens, HSMs, or other specialized hardware.
