Would you start a transaction if you did not know who you were dealing with? The answer is obviously NO. Without trust and accountability no transaction can take place. This is why Trusted Digital Identities are a prerequisite for implementing digital transactions.

Once the identity infrastructure is in place, the other elements of a trusted transaction infrastructure such as providing proof of the integrity of data exchanged or having access to electronic proof in case of claims can be implemented.

Electronic transactions open doors to a wealth of productivity for companies who are still dealing with administrative processes using paper. Why do two companies who use similar ERP systems still send out invoices and forms in paper format? This seems incredible but is still reality in many cases.

If we wish to send this type of information electronically, we must be 100% certain that we can guarantee the integrity of the transaction between applications.

Based on digital identity, digital signatures and proof management, a “trusted transaction” is fully traceable, non-repudiable and executed in accordance with rules and regulations.

For more details, please download our white paper, Secured Identity: The Next Disruptive Technology in IT Security