SDAIA launches Ibram platform for digital signatures, document verification
RIYADH — The Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA) has launched the Ibram platform for digital signatures and seals, enabling government entities and their employees to securely and instantly sign and verify documents digitally. The Ibram platform is designed to enhance the efficiency of electronic transactions while ensuring high levels of security, reliability, and legal validity. It aims to…
Riyadh — The Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA) has unveiled the Ibram platform, designed to facilitate digital signatures and seals for government entities and their personnel. This platform is set to revolutionize electronic transactions by ensuring swift, secure, and legally valid document processing. Government entities across the country currently leverage Ibram's services within its digital certification system, with over 87 entities already benefiting from its capabilities.
The platform boasts a comprehensive suite of services, with digital seals and digital signatures standing out as its most notable offerings. A digital seal, issued to a government body, validates the authenticity of the issuing authority and guarantees the document's integrity and legal standing. Meanwhile, a digital signature, granted to government employees, fortifies the security and credibility of electronic transactions by confirming the signatory's identity and their endorsement of the document's content.
The Ibram platform's introduction marks a significant stride in SDAIA's commitment to providing cutting-edge digital solutions for government use, enhancing procedural efficiency, and advancing Saudi Vision 2030's vision of a robust digital economy and effective governance system.
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