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Security Practices
In this article, it is our goal to answer the questions mentioned in order to ensure the safety of our certificates.
It is recalled that the qualified electronic signature is equivalent to the handwritten signature, fulfilling three essential functions:
Thus, the person who signed the signature is the holder, offering guarantees regarding his real identity.
The holder signed with intent to do so.
Besides, no one has changed the document since it was signed.
The Qualified Digital Certificate is personal and non-transmissible, intended solely for the authentication and signature of documents by the holder himself. It shall be expressly prohibited for use by third parties, even if authorised.
In fact, we advise the holder of the qualified digital certificate to adopt the following safety practices:
In short, when using the certificate, always take into account the personality and non-transmissibility of your certificate. This is the only way to ensure that the identifying function (and hence the true authenticity of an electronic document) is ensured.
For more information, please refer to the general conditions set out in Qualified Digital Certificate Emission Agreement, available Here..
