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PUBLIC KEY ENABLED (PKE) - APPLICATION STATUS
Updated: 7/19/2021 10:10:20 AM
Silanis Technology, Inc., e-Sign XHTML Server, version 1.6
Web Site
Silanis Technology, Inc.
Status
CERTIFIED - The certification letter is available on the JITC
Joint Interoperability Tool
web page. A JIT account must be requested to obtain access to the certification letters.
Date Certified
August 2014
Type/Supported Functions
Web/Server Digital Signature
Operating Systems Supported
Microsoft Windows 2008 R2
Associated Software
Internet Explorer
Common Access Card Information
Not Tested
Application Description
e-Sign XHTML Server enables Web developers to add electronic-signature functionality to their web applications and XHTML forms. Its users can digitally sign XHTML pages with submitted user data, and can subsequently verify signed forms. Users click on the form to sign using their digital certificate, Common Access Card or Silanis ePersona™ file. It has 2 modules: XHTML Server and XHTML Client. Users install a one-time lightweight plug-in (XHTML Client), use the link Internet Explorer to the XHTML Server and then access, validate, and embed their user/signer credential information into the document being approved.
This description was provided by the vendor.
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