My Credential for Adobe
For Individual Signing. My Credential for Adobe puts the power to digitally sign and certify Adobe PDFs in the hands of individuals as a token-based digital certificate.
Authentication and document integrity for individuals
My Credential for Adobe enables individuals to publish and digitally sign PDF documents anywhere, anytime with a digital certificate stored on a token. My Credential for Adobe® provides Certified Document Solutions (CDS) certificates to support real-time certification of Adobe PDF files when viewed with Adobe Acrobat® Reader®.
Document security for any PDF
My Credential for Adobe enables authors to certify any Adobe PDF document. When the recipient opens the PDF in Acrobat Reader, the document is verified in real-time. A message confirms the author’s identity (PDF signature) and the integrity of the document.
Features and Benefits
- Real-time PDF signature validation provided by Adobe Reader
- Relying parties do not have any download or installation requirements
- CDS certificates are automatically trusted because they chain to the Adobe Root
- Cryptographic token-based certificate for signing individual documents
A portable certificate for anytime, anywhere security
Each PDF document is signed individually, using a secure, two-factor process. A SafeNet® FIPS 140-1 Level 2 cryptographic USB token is issued to an individual or a department. The token holds the verified signer's CDS certificate so you can certify your PDF documents from any workstation running on a supported environment.
Trusted verification provider
Certified document signing ensures the highest level of document security and verification because the user’s or department’s digital credentials are stored on a cryptographic hardware device and are issued by a certificate authority that is:
- WebTrust-certified using strict guidelines, and
- approved by Adobe.
True Credentials for Adobe
For Enterprise Signing.True Credentials for Adobe helps organizations publish trusted PDF documents. Available in two configurations: token-based for manual signing and server-based for automated signing.
Authentication and document integrity for the enterprise
True Credentials for Adobe® enables one-way publishing and countersigning of documents, which can help users comply with
Federal e-signature legal requirements. Businesses, educational institutions, and government agencies often publish and share trusted information
electronically. True Credentials for Adobe provides Certified Document Solutions (CDS) certificates to support real-time PDF security of Adobe PDF
files when viewed with Acrobat® Reader®.
PDF document security
True Credentials for Adobe enables document authentication of any Adobe PDF document. When the recipient opens the PDF in Acrobat Reader, the document is verified in real-time. A message confirms the author's identity and the integrity of the document.
Features and Benefits
- Real-time PDF signature validation provided by Acrobat Reader
- Relying parties do not have any download or installation requirements
- CDS certificates are automatically trusted because they chain to the Adobe Root
- Cryptographic token-based certificate for signing individual documents
- Server-based certificate on HSM for batch document signing
- Fully self-managed, centralized and secure web-based management
- Customer support via phone and email
Speed transactions and reduce paper
Online business processes are more convenient and reduce costs while serving users more quickly and efficiently. However, to comply with regulatory mandates and protect against fraud, electronic documents require a trusted way to track authorship and content integrity. Certified document solutions provide seamless, easy-to-use document authentication for electronic document exchange.
Document security one at a time
A SafeNet® FIPS 140-1 Level 2 cryptographic USB token is issued to an individual or a department. The token holds the verified signer's CDS certificate, and must be installed in the signing party's USB computer port. Each PDF document is signed individually, using a secure, two-factor process.
Sign many documents at once
A SafeNet FIPS 140-1 level 3 hardware security module (HSM) or an nCipher Classified Document Security Appliance stores the CDS certificate for use with the Adobe LiveCycle® Security Server. A PDF signature can be applied to a batch of documents such as bank statements, billing statements or reports.
Trusted verification provider
Certified document authentication ensures the highest level of document integrity and verification because the user’s or department’s digital credentials are stored on a cryptographic hardware device and are issued by a certificate authority that is:
- WebTrust-certified using strict guidelines, and
- approved by Adobe.
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