IT security is a topic many companies simply take for granted. Only a small number of employees enjoy dealing with it in detail. But cyberattacks and data leaks are causing major damage more and more often. At that point, security becomes a top priority:

Many companies still print documents to sign them and send them back to the other party. This is often a cumbersome process that can be avoided easily with digital signatures. It not only saves time and resources, but also supports legally binding document workflows, because PDF documents signed with a qualified electronic signature can be legally valid as well. In this article, we highlight five key benefits of using digital signatures.

We are all encouraged to adopt a more resource-conscious lifestyle. This is not about giving things up, but about rethinking how we handle limited resources, both privately and professionally. For companies in particular, PDFs and digital signatures offer a powerful way to reduce their carbon footprint.