Digital Signature

Get to know about all features and applications about digital signatures with ODS.

Introduction to Digital Signature:

Now your signatures are signed in the digital world.

To define what a digital signature is, it is nothing but a mathematical scheme or a set of algorithms which is generated to maintain the originality and authenticity of the document that is sent or received. The digital signature makes sure that the documents signed is transferred without any lose of information and confirms that they are tamper-proofed.

Security of Digital Signatures:

Confirm your security with the digital signatures.

Digital signatures are exactly the same as e-sign, but are accompanied with advanced levels of encryption. With every digital signature you have one private key and one public key generated.

The public key is the one which is shared to everyone, where as the private key remains as a secret with the signer. These keys are used to accept or decline the signing of documents. It also ensures the authenticity of the sender and recipient.

Application of Digital Signatures:

• Authenticity is ensured: No matter how many signatures are received or sent in a day, the authenticity of the sender's identity is secured with digital signatures. The secret key that is generated with the signatures are under the sole control of the owner with high encryption.

• Integrity is maintained: The users need not have any fear of change in contents during the transit of signatures. Every signature that is signed via online cannot be subjected to any changes. Even if it is edited, it is under the control of the signer.

• Assurance to information: Digital signatures ensures the information about the parties. After signing the document the sender and the recipient cannot deny their consent of signing. It also ensures that there are no fake ID or fraudulent clients involved in signing.

Advantages of Digital Signatures:

• Digital signatures are highly secure with advanced encryptions.
• They come with all legality in first world countries
• Saves immense time and does our work faster.
• Provides a better workflow.
• It is more efficient.