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QES & Competition Law – European Commission to require electronic signatures from 1st September, 2023
To further simplify merger control procedures and in line with its overall digital strategy, the European Commission has published a number of revised legal texts, including one that will make electronic transmission of electronically signed documents the default method from 1 September 2023. Read on to find out...
On letters, stamping and (e-)seals
On letters, stamping and (e-)seals Still stamping or already sealing? Fully automated and at the highest security level? If no, you should think about it: You can use the electronic seal as a digitization turbo and make it the central game changer of your organization. Did you know that there are administrative...
Encryption and digital signature of e-mails: free of charge for new UPC-customers
Cyber attacks on companies and public authorities usually begin unspectacularly - with an e-mail. Malware is used to introduce computer viruses into the IT system with the aim of extorting a ransom or committing industrial espionage or data theft. Employees are often not to blame, as phishing attacks are becoming...
Verify your company in the EPREL database
The European Product Energy Labelling Database (EPREL) requires the use of qualified electronic seals to ensure the authenticity of uploaded information. Since February 2022, suppliers have to digitally verify their identity on the EPREL platform using electronic sealing technology. The European Commission...
Unified Patent Court UPC to require Strong Authentication by electronic signatures
Are you one of those tech guys for whom UPC is a Unified Parallel C extension of the C programming language for computing on large-scale parallel machines? Then you don't need to read any further. However, if you think of UPC as the Unified Patent Court of the EU, you might have also thought about their CMS and...
Fake President Fraud: What to do about the “Business Email Compromise” threat?
Hopefully you only know these terms from theory: Fake President Fraud, CEO Fraud, Executive Phishing – committed in the form of "Business Email Compromise (BEC)". They all describe a classic of cybercrime that causes billions of dollars of damage worldwide: fraudulent transactions. Not only corporations and...