Lesson 5: Defining "Valid Electronic Signatures"
So what makes a valid electronic signature?
A valid electronic signature on an electronic document is one that is created with an electronic signature device that is:
- Uniquely entitled to a signatory
- Not compromised
- Used by a signatory who is authorized to sign the electronic document
Resources:
- User Identification, Verification, and Authentication: Challenge Question Second-Factor Approach (pdf)
- CROMERR Frequently Asked Questions
- CROMERR Application Challenges and Solutions (pdf) , specifically the "Common Application Challenges" section