Blog posts

Supply chain optimization has been one of the primary ways to squeeze a bit more efficiency out of business processes. This has increased risks as the logical conclusion of such unabated cost optimization is often a single sourcing strategy.

In this blog post, we will take a look at eIDAS requirements, combined with other legal guidelines and principles as applied in the payment, banking and financial services industry.

The article describes the design and development of financial cloud architecture for transferring highly sensitive financial transactions via cloud services.

Advances in financial technology are transforming banking as we know it and this spark innovation is changing the approach of this historically traditional sector.

While it still presents a challenge to many businesses and government institutions, the greater idea behind eIDAS is to strive towards a true digital single market in Europe.

One of the eIDAS objectives is the creation of a European market for electronic trust services with the same legal status and validity as paper-based processes – consistently applied across all member states.

This blog post takes a look at the details of sole control. Which is the principle that ensures the signer – and no one else but the signer – has access to her/his signing key and can initiate a digital signature.

A decade ago, Satoshi Nakamoto published the bitcoin whitepaper, the spark that started the blockchain fire engulfing us today. Since then the options available and uses of blockchain technology have dramatically expanded.

This article shows how FinTech firms can team up, with cloud-based HSMs as keystone.