Foreword
1 Scope
2 References
2.1 Normative References
2.2 Informative References
3 Definitions and abbreviations
3.1 Definitions
3.2 Abbreviations
4 Signatures from a technical and legal perspective
4.1 Technical Definitions of Security Services
4.2 Signatures from a legal perspective
4.2.1 Technical and legal aspects
4.2.2 Signatures from a functional perspective
4.2.3 The need for non-technical evidence
4.2.4 Feature of functional signatures
5 Comparison of signature definitions
5.1 Digital signature definition
5.2 Electronic Signature definition
5.3 Advanced Electronic Signature definition
5.4 Qualified Electronic Signature definition
5.5 Legal Relevance of Different Types of Electronic
Signature
6 Use Cases for Non-Qualified Electronic Signatures
6.1 The Components of Qualified Electronic Signatures
6.2 Advanced Electronic Signature without SSCD
6.3 Electronic Signature without Data Representation
6.4 Advanced Electronic Signature without Qualified
Certificate
7 Evidence for electronic signatures
7.1 Evidence present in the signed data
7.2 Evidence present in the certificate
7.3 Evidence present in the Certificate Policy and/or
CPS
7.4 Evidence regarding Certificate Status
7.5 Evidence present in the Signature Policy
7.6 Evidence in the Registration Authority database
7.7 Evidence not available through the signed message
8 Comparison between SSCD PP and SCDev PP
8.1 Threats, Assumptions, Policies, Objectives
8.2 Security Functional Requirements
8.3 Security Assurance Requirements, EAL
Annex 1 (informative): Protection Profile for Signature
Creation Devices