TSA Authority

Cryptographic timestamp on a document provides independent proof that the document existed at a given a moment in time. If the timestamp is applied as part of a signature creation process, then this provides an independent proof that the signature was created at a particular time.

This protects against the signer later repudiating the signature as a result of a subsequent key compromise. Timestamps are therefore vital where a non-repudiation service is required.

The TSA Authority is RFC 3161 compliant and may be used with PDF Signer and PDF Signer Server solution.

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LDAP Certificate Browser (Certificate Manager)

LDAP Certificate Browser (Certificate Manager) may be used to manage the X.509 certificates from your CA hierarchy. This tool allows you to obtain detailed information about user certificates stored on LDIF file.

This tool works with LDIF files exported from Windows 2003 and Windows 2008 Certification Authority using ldifde –f switch (Active Directory).

LDAP Certificate Browser was optimized to work with more than 5000 X.509 digital certificates.

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Mini CA

Certificates provide the foundation of a public key infrastructure (PKI). These are electronic credentials, issued by a certification authority (CA), that are associated with a public and private key pair.

Mini CA issues digital certificates which contain a public key and the identity of the owner.

Obtain a free digital certificate

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Signing Software

The main function of our signing products is to sign any document (PDF, XML, XPS) using X.509 certificates.

For example, PDF Signer and PDF Signer Server provides advanced digital signatures with the following properties:

- These signatures contain a cryptographic timestamp to independently prove when the signature was produced.
- These signatures also contain information on the signer's certificate status at the time of signing.
- The above information is embedded within the PDF document and preserved by being digitally signed.
- Advanced digital signatures are essential for long-term legal admissibility, as they help to prove the exact time of signing and the status of the signer at time of signing also.

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Encryption Software

PDF Encryptor can be used to protect your PDF files with 128-bit strength using digital certificates or passwords, set all permissions (such as copying, editing, printing, selecting text and graphics, fill in etc), and prevent PDF files from being printed, changed or copied.

File Encryptor (P7M) allows you to encrypt files by using a digital certificate.

Using XML Encryptor you can quickly encrypt multiple files (bulk encryption) by selecting input and output directory.

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