Korean Corporate Security Launches Enhanced Security Electronic Signature 'USIGN'

AATL Certificate-Based Digital Signature
Signature Verification Available Anywhere Worldwide

Korea Enterprise Security, a specialized company in SSL security server construction (CEO Jeon Gwi-seon), announced on the 14th that it has launched USIGN, an electronic signature solution based on the AATL (Adobe Approved Trust List) international standard certificate. Photo by Korea Enterprise Security

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Heeyoon] Korea Enterprise Security (CEO Jeon Gwiseon), a company specializing in SSL security server construction, announced on the 14th the launch of USIGN, an electronic signature solution based on the AATL (Adobe Approved Trust List) international standard certificate.

According to Korea Enterprise Security, USIGN is an integrated electronic signature solution that supports both electronic signatures, which convert handwritten signatures into digital form, and PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) digital signatures.

This electronic signature adopts the AATL international standard certificate, giving it legal effect under domestic and international electronic signature laws. Korea Enterprise Security explained that documents signed with USIGN can be automatically verified as valid signatures through Adobe programs (Adobe Acrobat Reader/DC).

USIGN features the ability to convert handwritten signatures into digital form while also enabling digital signatures that have legal validity worldwide according to international standards. The company emphasized that it is particularly effective in preventing phishing scams for companies that frequently exchange documents with foreign countries.

Jeon Gwiseon, CEO of Korea Enterprise Security, stated, "USIGN is an electronic signature solution that enhances security by leveraging our strength as a company specializing in security server certificates," adding, "It will be a reliable partner for companies considering the introduction of non-face-to-face electronic signatures and electronic approvals at a reasonable price."