TR 102 041 : 1.1.1
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SIGNATURE POLICIES REPORT
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Intellectual Property Rights
Foreword
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions and abbreviations
3.1 Definitions
3.2 Abbreviations
4 Signature policy definition and scope
5 Signature policy context
5.1 Transaction context
5.2 Signature policy within a PKI
5.2.1 Signature policy in closed environments
5.2.2 Signature policy in open environments
5.3 Signature policy types
5.4 Signature policy vs. certificate policy
6 Signature policy issuer
7 Signature policy user
7.1 Signer
7.2 Verifier
8 Signature policy content
8.1 Signature policy format requirements
8.2 General signature policy information
8.3 Signature validation
8.3.1 Signature validation policy
8.3.2 Signature validation information
8.4 Signature policy identifier
8.5 Signature policy publication
8.6 Signature policy archiving
8.7 Signature policy authentication
9 Signature policy usage
9.1 Usage of a signature policy by a Signer
9.2 Usage of the signature policy by a verifier
9.3 Conformance requirements
9.4 Signature policy usage in an organizational context
9.5 Consent of usage
9.6 Explicit reference
9.7 Implicit reference
10 Legal aspects
10.1 Signature policy statutory aspects
10.2 Incorporation of a signature policy by reference
10.3 Incorporation by reference in practice
11 Conclusion
Annex A: Signature policy in electronic transactions
A.1 Case study I: Transactions within an organization
A.2 Case study II: Transactions between organizations
A.3 Case study III: A banking transaction
Annex B: Recommendations for standardization work
B.1 Multiple signatures
B.1.1 Multiple independent signatures
B.1.2 Multiple embedded signatures
B.1.3 Multiple signature validation
B.1.4 Multiple signature verification
B.2 Signature policy publication
B.3 Signature policy archiving
B.4 Accreditation schemes
B.5 Signed attribute requirement
Annex C: Signature policy in an informal free text form
Annex D: Bibliography
History
Provides guidance on the technical, organizational and legal issues related to a signature policy. The present document can best be seen in conjunction with published documents TS 101 733 [2] and ES 201 733 [1] upon which it builds.
Committee |
SECESI
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DocumentType |
Standard
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Pages |
31
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PublisherName |
European Telecommunications Standards Institute
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Status |
Current
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TR 102 203 : 1.1.1 | MOBILE COMMERCE (M-COMM); MOBILE SIGNATURES; BUSINESS AND FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS |
TR 102 044 : 1.1.1 | ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES AND INFRASTRUCTURES (ESI); REQUIREMENTS FOR ROLE AND ATTRIBUTE CERTIFICATES |
TR 102 046 : 1.2.1 | ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES AND INFRASTRUCTURES (ESI); MAINTENANCE REPORT |
TR 102 206 : 1.1.3 | MOBILE COMMERCE (M-COMM); MOBILE SIGNATURE SERVICE; SECURITY FRAMEWORK |
ES 201 733 : 1.1.3 | ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE FORMATS |
TS 101 733 : 2.2.1 | ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES AND INFRASTRUCTURES (ESI); CMS ADVANCED ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES (CADES) |
ISO/IEC 17799:2005 | Information technology Security techniques Code of practice for information security management |
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