IBM Digital Signature for the Internet

IBM Digital Signature for the Internet is a secure electronic signature technology offered by IBM. This technology uses public-key cryptography to authenticate digital documents or transactions. With IBM Digital Signature for the Internet, users can ensure the authenticity, integrity, and non-repudiation of their electronic transactions or documents.

The technology operates by creating a digital signature that is unique to the sender and document being transmitted. This signature is generated using a private key that is securely stored on the sender's device and can only be unlocked with a personal identification number (PIN).

Once the digital signature is attached, the document is transmitted over the Internet in a secure manner. The recipient of the document can be confident that the document originated from the sender and has not been tampered with during transmission.

IBM Digital Signature for the Internet is designed to be easy to use and compatible with a wide range of devices and applications. It can be integrated into existing workflows and systems, allowing for seamless adoption.

IBM Digital Signature for the Internet offers a reliable, secure method for verifying electronic documents and transactions. Its adoption can provide increased confidence and trust in digital communications and transactions.