best practices in certifying and signing pdfs
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over 10 years of securing identities, web sites & transactions
Best prac*ces in Cer*fying and Signing PDFs
Paul van Brouwershaven
Business Development Director EMEA, GlobalSign @vanbroup on TwiEer
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INTERNATIONAL FOOTPRINT Customers spanning all industries
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GlobalSign History PROVEN TRACK RECORD
Issued over 1.4m digital certificates / digital IDs to people, web sites & machines
Issued over 200,000 SSL Certificates
Over 20 million certificates worldwide rely on the public trust provided by the GlobalSign root
§ Founded in 1996 by BE Chambers of Commerce, ING Bank & Vodafone.
§ Acquired by GMO Internet Inc (ticker symbol Tokyo Stock Exchange: 9449) & re-launched in 2006 as true worldwide operation. § GMO parent to over 50 Internet technology & hosting
companies, including largest hosting company in Asia. § Current shareholders include Yahoo!,
Morgan Stanley & Credit Suisse. § GlobalSign is Digital Certificate
security division of global group. § Web services & offline services for
provisioning Digital Certificates for enterprise, Government, developers, hosting & Cloud services.
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GlobalSign Products | Visible Trust in an online world
Server, Database & Network Security
SSL Certificates Managed SSL
Developer Solutions Code Signing
Embedded SSL
Secure Email Digital IDs for Individuals Digital IDs for Depts Managed Digital IDs
eDocument /File Security & Compliance Adobe CDS for PDF Microsoft Office Encrypting File System (EFS)
Automated SSL for Web Hosts
SSL Reseller Program One-Click SSL
PKI & Root Signing Trusted Root for CAs
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Digital Cer*ficates – An Introduc*on
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Authen*city and Integrity
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A normal cer*ficate VS an Adobe one
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Adobe Cer*fied Document Services
• GlobalSign is an authorized Adobe CDS provider
• Web-Trust Certified, third party Certificate Authority
• Governed by Adobe Certificate Policy
• Only CDS issued digital IDs are instantly trusted in Adobe Reader 7.0+ (SHA-256)
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“Meet or exceed FIPS 140-‐1 Level 2”
“Subscriber key pairs must be generated in a manner that ensures that the private key is not known by anybody other than the Subscriber or a Subscriber’s authorized representative. Subscriber key pairs must be generated in a medium that prevents exportation or duplication and that meets or exceed FIPS 140-1 Level 2 certification standard.”
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EV Guidelines state: Code signing keys are to be protected by a FIPS 140-2 level 2 (or equivalent) crypto module. Techniques that may be used to satisfy this requirement include: § (A) Use of an HSM, verified by means of a manufacturer’s certificate; § (B) A hardware crypto module provided by the CA; § (C) Contractual terms in the subscriber agreement requiring the
Subscriber to protect the private key to a standard equivalent to FIPS 140-2 and with compliance being confirmed by means of an audit.
EV Code Signing -‐ Private-‐Key Protec*on
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Adobe Cer*fied Document Services
• Allows recipients of PDF documents to know:
• who signed the document • the content is intact • the time the document is
signed • Recipients only need to have the
free Adobe Reader 7.0+ (installed on >800M computers worldwide)
Strong Authentication Data Integrity Non Repudiation
Recipients of Certified PDFs need no special software, plug-ins, or special configuration!!!
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Simple and effec*ve GUI
Trusted Modified Changed
Signed Certified Unknown Author
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Without *me stamping and CRL Services
Certification without time stamping and CRL Services. The validity of the signature expires with the validity of the digital certificate used to sign the document.
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What about revoca*on?
With a “Revocation Event” the validity of the signature expires with the revocation of the digital certificate.
Basic Signatures are not suitable for Long Term Validation signing (Documents)
2011 2012 2013 2014
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ETSI TS 102 778
With “Services” the validity of the signature applied to the document never expires even if there is a revocation event.
Part 1: "PAdES Overview - a framework document for PAdES"; Part 2: "PAdES Basic - Profile based on ISO 32000-1"; (Best Practice) Part 3: "PAdES Enhanced - PAdES-BES and PAdES-EPES Profiles"; Part 4: "PAdES Long Term - PAdES-LTV Profile"; Part 5: "PAdES for XML Content - Profiles for XAdES signatures".
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Where do customers use CDS?
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§ A constantly changing landscape § No single EU wide solution for
compliance* § Recommendations by PWC for 2013
already changing the requirements on a country by country basis.
§ No consistent approach to preserve authenticity and integrity for ‘Archive and Storage Purposes’ offering the possibility of legal recourse. (AMEX)
§ *Adobe CDS offers the only Pan European (Global) authenticity and Integrity validation system. All other systems require a separate system/service that is not automatic, nor guaranteed.
Electronic Invoicing in the EU
The Amex legal case and subsequent lessons learnt? http://www.legalethics.com/include/content/amex012406.pdf
§ QES (Qualified Electronic Signature)
§ Automatic legal standing in EU. § Issued on a SSCD § Generally issued from a government
root CA. § Not usable for Time stamping services.
§ AES /AdES) (Advanced Electronic Signature)
§ Unique to the signatory; § Identifying the signatory; § Created using sole control; § Linked to the data to which it relates.
Change of the data is detectable;
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Electronic Invoicing – Is it legal?
Assumes VAT supply country is consistent
2A. Acceptance of ‘advanced e-signatures’ to send e-invoices (■ = yes / ■ = no )
2B. If yes, can AES be used without obligation to use a qualified certificate (■ = yes or not applicable / ■ = no)
2C. If yes, are qualified certificates from other EU Member States accepted (■ = yes / ■ = subject to conditions)
2D. If yes, can AES be used without obligation to use a secure signature-creation device (■ = yes / ■ = no)
2E. If yes, can the recipient process the invoice without verifying the signature (■ = yes / ■ = no)
3A. Other means than AES or EDI accepted? (■ = yes / ■ = only “other" electronic signatures / ■ = no )
3B. If yes, can other means be used without prior approval? (■ = yes / ■ = in some cases / ■ = no ) 3C. Unsigned pdf invoice accepted? (■ = as an e-invoice in case authenticity and integrity are guaranteed by other means / ■ = as a paper invoice ■ = no )
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Some EMEA Customers
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Possible Architecture (e-‐Invoice)
Document Generation Engine (Content, Layout, Storage and other specific
compliancy rules)
Application of Digital Signature To Customer
Archive
Digital Certificates
Optional TSA (>1M)
HSM
AdES (CDS)
AdES (CDS)
GlobalSign TSA
Service
over 10 years of securing identities, web sites & transactions
Thank you
Paul van Brouwershaven paul.vanbrouwershaven@globalsign.com
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