SIGNiX Publishes Introductory Guide to Digital Signature Tamper Evidence
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (PRWEB) November 14, 2014 -- SIGNiX, the leading provider of secure digital signatures, announced today that it published a white paper, “The Introductory Guide to Digital Signature Tamper Evidence,” which can be accessed at http://www.signix.com/beginners-guide-to-digital-signature-tamper-evidence.
“The average company loses 5 percent of its revenue to fraud every year. Just last month, the SEC fined Wells Fargo $5 million in a document tampering case,” said Emily Maxie, marketing director at SIGNiX. “We’ve created this guide to spread the word about an easy-to-use technology that can help businesses stop fraud in its tracks.”
The guide gives a broad overview on the subject of tamper-evident digital signatures. With this technology, users can quickly and easily see if a document has been tampered with—from something as small as deleting a period or as significant as changing the terms of a contract.
Tamper-evident technology is vital for businesses with important documents or high-value transactions.
“You don’t need any special training to use this technology, and it's easy to check for tampering in a matter of seconds,” Maxie said.
Those who download the guide will learn:
• How tamper-evident technology works
• How to protect your documents with tamper-evident digital signatures
• Best practices for using tamper-evident technology
Download the guide now by visiting http://www.signix.com/beginners-guide-to-digital-signature-tamper-evidence.
About SIGNiX
SIGNiX, the most trusted name in digital signatures, makes signing documents online safe and secure. SIGNiX’s cloud-based service uses patented technology to give businesses the most secure and legally defensible digital signatures available at a fraction of the cost of paper. SIGNiX’s products help the world’s leading companies become more efficient, decrease risk and boost profits. For more information, visit http://www.signix.com.
Emily Maxie, SIGNiX, http://www.signix.com, +1 423-305-7047, [email protected]
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