Audit activities to assess compliance with digital trust rules
Certi-Trust concretizes its desire to be a major player in the field of certification of technological programs by becoming the first certification body to obtain accreditation via OLAS (Office Luxembourgeois d’Accréditation et de Surveillance) ISO / IEC 17021-1 and ISO / IEC 27006. This national recognition allows Certi-Trust to carry out certification audits under accreditation on the basis of the criteria defined in the law of July 25, 2015 and in the technical rule of requirements and measures for the certification of PSDCs (Dematerialization or Digital Conservation Service Providers ) as well as in ISO / IEC 27001.
Certi-Trust is accredited by COFRAC in France according to the scope of accreditation indicated in the certificate below, to certify digital trust service providers (PSCo) in Europe according to the eIDAS regulation (Regulation 910/2014), the standard ETSI EN 319 403 v2.2.2 (PSCE electronic certification service, PSHE electronic timestamping services) and the ILNAS/PSCQ/Pr001 standard “Supervision of Qualified Trust Service Providers QTSPs”, version 4.5 (qualified PSCos in Luxembourg).
The “eIDAS” Regulation n°910/2014 of July 23, 2014 aims to increase confidence in electronic transactions within the internal market. It establishes a common basis for secure electronic interactions between citizens, businesses and public authorities. It therefore mainly concerns public sector bodies and trust service providers established in the territory of the European Union. It establishes a European framework for electronic identification and trust services, in order to facilitate the emergence of the digital single market.
The following policies and procedures apply, depending on the program required, as part of our audit activities related to digital trust:
To check any issued certificate validity, please go on our certificate request form page.