REGULATION (EU) NO 910/2014 ON ELECTRONIC IDENTIFICATION AND TRUST SERVICES FOR ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS IN THE INTERNAL MARKET (EIDAS REGULATION)
Jos Dumortier
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Jos Dumortier
Abstract
After 15 years the original Directive on electronic signatures has been replaced by the e-IDAS Regulation. Jos Dumortier (Time.lex Belgium) critically assesses both parts of the Regulation. The first part deals with electronic identification that can be used for cross-border public services. The second part introduces next to the already known electronic signature legal norms for four newly introduced services, viz. electronic seals, time stamps, registered delivery services as well as web authentication services. Keywords: electronic signatures, identification, authentication, electronic seals
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After 15 years the original Directive on electronic signatures has been replaced by the e-IDAS Regulation. Jos Dumortier (Time.lex Belgium) critically assesses both parts of the Regulation. The first part deals with electronic identification that can be used for cross-border public services. The second part introduces next to the already known electronic signature legal norms for four newly introduced services, viz. electronic seals, time stamps, registered delivery services as well as web authentication services. Keywords: electronic signatures, identification, authentication, electronic seals
Key concepts: Electronic signature, Directive, Authentication (law), Identification (biology), Computer security, Business, Internet privacy, Computer science