E-signatures needed to boost the EU's digital economy

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Lack of confidence in secure online services is hindering development of the European Digital Single Market

The European Commission (EC) has launched a consultation on how e-signatures and e-identification can be used to boost the EU digital economy. Low levels of consumer and business confidence when...

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