The ProofMark system is based on ProofSpace's transient-key technology. The ProofMark system has been designed specifically to support high volume transaction situations, using public key cryptography in an innovative way to provide irrefutable proof of the “what, when, and who” of an electronic transaction or activity.

Read this paper and learn the principles that are prerequisites to enforceable electronic agreements as required by existing legal standards and electronic signature legislation. This paper will also specify sixteen measurement criteria that can be used as metrics to assess whether the architecture of an electronic transaction will meet the requirements of admissibility.

Read this paper and learn about an innovative risk management model (Electronic Signature Assurance) and reference architecture (Digital Chain of Evidence) that can be used to deliver confidence that an electronic signature solution can execute signed records and be legally valid.

Read this white paper to learn more about a strategy for Life Sciences organizations called Enterprise Digital Trust Management, which is based on a risk mitigation and transition management method called the Digital Chain of Trust Methodology. It provides benefits to “C”- class executives, legal counsel, and senior executives by providing confidence for making management assertions to regulato...

The system clock is the immediate source of time for any computer, and is the sole source for a time stamp determining when a document was created, modified and printed; or more interestingly when a digital signature was generated. Fraud has already been perpetrated by turning back system clocks, leading to the falsification of information for which individuals have been disbarred or incarcera...

Read this technical white paper and learn about ProofSpace’s patented technology, ProofMark, for demonstrating the integrity of electronic content and business records. This paper details the processes by which ProofMark tags electronic records with a self-validating cryptographic seal that acts as a “tamper indicator” based on a true and provable time-reference datum. With this it is able to...