Guide to Electronic Signatures

The eIDAS regulation defines three signature levels: SES, AES, and QES. We'll explain in plain language what each level means and when each is sufficient.

The EU Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet) will change authentication and electronic signing across the EU. This guide provides all the essential information for small businesses: what the wallet is, when it will arrive in Finland, how it will affect signing, and what you should do now.

What are SES, AES, and QES? And what about the eIDAS seal? A plain-language guide to the EU's electronic signature levels and what they mean for small businesses in practice.

The audit trail is the digital evidence of a signature. We cover what information is needed, how GDPR affects retention, and how to organise your archive.

Electronic signatures can save your company time and money. In this article, we go through the main benefits.

In Finland, electronic signatures are generally legally valid under the eIDAS regulation and national legislation. We'll cover what the law says, what the signature levels are (SES, AES, QES), and in what situations an electronic signature is not sufficient.

Security is paramount for electronic signatures. This article provides practical tips for improving security.

How do electronic signatures fit into a company's broader digitalisation strategy? Read our expert's take.