With SignServer, you can digitally sign documents, code, and timestamps while keeping your signature process and keys secure.
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SignServer is an open-source solution that signs code, containers, timestamps, and documents, and you can even utilize post-quantum cryptography algorithms. All signature operations are executed on the server side in one central location, where signature keys are stored and managed. SignServer Community edition makes it easy to get started with signing with in use cases such as IoT, DevOps, Industry solutions, and document signing while keeping your workflows simple, secure, and easy to track.
Need SLAs, additional security features, or deploy SignServer as SaaS/Cloud/Appliance? SignServer Enterprise is for you.
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