Online transactions requiring a person to be identified are commonplace in the day-to-day operations of any company. Digital identification has become essential for organisations to transform digitally and to compete fairly. This post will tell you what digital identification is, how it works, what advantages it brings, and which sectors use it the most.
Most Postal Operators have been operating since their respective countries’ inception; they were always a backbone of their governments, citizens, businesses, and overall country development and evolution. For decades, they have been providing one of the most critical services for their customers: communication.
Internet evolution has made digitalisation grow a lot, but the rise of new online frauds has accompanied this development, so security is a must, and trust services are there to guarantee security. In this post, we tell you about what they are and what they do.
With the development and use of new technologies, different methods of fraud have also spread in the identification of individuals concerning their interaction with other companies or individuals. Security is a fundamental element for companies such as banks and telecommunications companies and customers, and biometric facial identification, among other trends, has become one of the leading methods. This post tells you what biometric identification is, the trends in biometric recognition and the most common applications of this technology.
Grupo Vilar Riba is engaged in global consultancy services for tax, legal, consulting, auditing, and labour companies. It is based in Vic and has offices in Barcelona and Puigcerdà, it comprises more than 130 professionals with 30 years of experience in the sector.
The company has long been committed to providing the best possible solution to its customers’ needs. Besides, they were aware that important notifications represented a potential point to find a more effective response to what they had at that time. All these communications were sent by traditional burofax before using Lleida.net’s service.
The contracting process has been evolving significantly over the last few years; think about how you sign a contract to change your mobile phone company now and how you did it a few years ago. Many companies are still signing physical contracts, but others are turning to Smart Contracts and other digital contracting trends that dramatically change how business-to-business agreements are entered into. Here we tell you what a Smart Contract is, how it works, cases in which it can be used and other trends in digital contracting.
Switching from handwritten signatures to electronic signatures is key to boosting your company’s digital transformation, driving corporate social responsibility and standing out from your competitors. However, some questions may arise before using this tool. This post aims to answer the most common questions, such as what the electronic signature is for, what types there are, what requirements it must have to be valid, how the electronic signature works and where it is regulated, among other questions.
All companies deal with secret information every day, and its disclosure might do irreparable reputational or economic damage. Until 2019 there was no Trade Secrets Act in Spain. Still, it finally came into force in March 2019 due to the transposition of the European Directive on the protection of undisclosed know-how and business information against unlawful acquisition, use and disclosure. This post tells you more about what the Trade Secrets Act protects, to whom it applies, what effects the protection has, and what legal and technological steps companies can take to protect their secrets.
Electronic signatures make many procedures easier for companies in general and banks in particular. Using electronic signatures avoids travel, time-consuming procedures and delays in banking operations. However, banks need security in their transactions, so they need to have a robust authentication process. Here we tell you how new technologies such as biometrics and electronic signatures are used to open online bank accounts and other banking operations.
Electronic signatures are a step that many companies have taken to enter into the digital transformation, but there are always concerns about the security of electronic signatures. This post tells you about the necessary security checks to ensure no security breaches that could lead to data loss or fraudulent use of information when signing electronically.
The growth of e-commerce during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown and the need for secure online payments following last year’s lockdown has continued to grow in the fashion, electronics, and beauty sectors. An Experian Global Identity & Fraud Report found that electronic transactions increased by 20 per cent. However, the rise in online shopping also leads to an upsurge in fraud, with 2 out of 3 companies showing more significant concern about fraud.
Have you received an electronically signed document and need to know if it is valid? Many companies face this situation daily, and it means that you need to have a thorough understanding of how to validate the electronic signature and the mechanisms used to make them legally valid.This post describes how to validate electronic signatures and whether or not they are legal, what the validity of electronic signatures is based on, what types of signatures there are and what Lleida.net does to validate such signatures.
Companies’ main concerns are identifying their new customers using increasingly accurate technologies such as facial recognition when making electronic transactions. This post tells you what it is, why it is safe, and the practical applications involved.
In many cases, given the relevance of the notification to be made, it is essential to make a reliable notification. In this post, we tell you what it is and how to do it digitally so that you do not make any mistakes and so that your notification can be used as evidence in a court of law.
Do you want your customers to be confident when they do business with you? We are all used to being prompted for a username and password when we log on to a website, but this identification method is not risk-free, and many companies have suffered cyber-attacks that have jeopardised the security of thousands of customers. Two-factor authentication can be used for additional security. In this post, we tell you what it consists of, how it is used and in what cases it can be used.
Technology has come a long way in recent years, and while this is generally a benefit, it also brings with it the appearance of digital risks. Many cases of known and not so well-known people have seen their identity being impersonated on social networks or how fake videos were created in which they made statements that they had never made. This is what is known as deepfake. In this post, we tell you about what risks can arise in people identification processes or customers for your company and how they can be solved.
Many email communications with other companies, customers, suppliers and others are currently being made in companies. In some cases, the information being transmitted is essential, and it is interesting to know if the other party has received and read the mail. Registered email is used to be certain, but a question arises: Is Registered email valid as evidence in a trial? We clear off your doubts.
Do you sign a considerable number of documents in your company daily? You probably do. If you still have to travel to sign and still use printer, paper, and pen, it’s time to look at different signing methods. In this post, we will talk how to sign a contract remotely, how to do so, and how electronic signatures can assist you in these proceedings.
Remotely verifying the identity of customers is often handled by companies, particularly telecommunications companies or banks, so it must be a secure process. This post discusses eKYC Onboarding, what it is, what it is used for, what benefits it brings, and what requirements must be met.