Secure data
Protect electronic data and documents simply and legally effectively

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Electronic data and documents per se lack important properties, including integrity and authenticity. But without these, reliable and trustworthy action on the Net is not possible.

An electronic equivalent is also needed for declarations of intent that are documented on paper documents with a manual signature. Electronic signatures, their validation, and long-term storage that preserves the value of the evidence are the answers here, which go hand in hand with quite a few legal and technical requirements, from the European eIDAS regulation, to the Trust Services Act, to technical guidelines from the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI).

Governikus has several solutions in its portfolio that can be used depending on the application scenario.

Protect authenticity and integrity of data

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More and more data and documents are being generated, exchanged and stored electronically. They are gradually replacing paper documents. When data and documents are transmitted, it is essential to be able to verify the authenticity of the author and the integrity of the data. This principle remains valid even when processes are modelled electronically.

For this reason, legal requirements apply to the end-to-end digitization of business and administrative processes in order to be able to guarantee the integrity and authenticity of the sender for electronically transmitted documents and data. One challenge here is to preserve the evidentiary values generated by cryptographic means over long periods of time.