E-mail is not only the most popular internet application, but also one of the most security critical ones. Although it is well known, that an e-mail may easily be forged or eavesdropped, many companies neither use e-mail signatures nor e-mail encryption. This whitepaper shows how encrypted and signed e-mails are applied in practice and how digital certificates – managed with cryptovision solutions – make e-mail security feasible even in large environments. See our Secure E-Mail Whitepaper for more information.

Digitally signed workflows make existing processes more secure, and they enable the establishment of new ones. This whitepaper describes how signed workflows work in practice. A focus is put on digital certificates, which are a necessary requirement for digital signatures. cryptovision’s product portfolio contains a digital signature solution for workflows as well as products for using certificates and for certificate lifecycle management. See our Workflow Security Whitepaper for more information.

Digital information can easily be changed, copied, stored and transported. While these properties are helpful in many respects, there is also a serious disadvantage: It is easy to modify digital data, and they are therefore not reliable. This whitepaper describes where the advantages of digital signatures lie and how they can be used in practice. A focus will be put on certificate lifecycle management, which is necessary to operate a digital signature system. cryptovision’s product portfolio for certificate lifecycle management is a perfect choice for this task. See our Digital Signatures Whitepaper for more information.