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Security for eCommerce companies

How does trust in an eCommerce provider develop that the customer cannot see? Trust is not born out of digitalization, instead it is rooted in our experience with people and organizations. D-Trust stands for solutions ‘Made in Germany’, hosting on German servers and expertise in data protection. In this way, D-Trust creates trust and supports eCommerce companies. You can now offer your customers services that comply with legal requirements and give your customers a good sense of reliability.

Data protection as a success factor for your online shop

Many online customers still fear that their data may be misused or insufficiently protected when ordering from an online shop. With D-Trust's solutions, such as SSL certificates, you can dispel these concerns and prove that you, as the website operator, have clearly proven your identity and that the data exchanged between the server and computer is encrypted. In close co-operation with you, we develop comprehensive strategies for your legally compliant and secure business on the Internet. This works, for example, with globally accepted services that are provided with a national trust anchor.

AusweisIDent Online: Secure identification on the Internet with your ID card

ID card, PIN and smartphone: AusweisIDent Online identifies your customers online with their ID cards and can be quickly integrated into your system.

Personal and organization certificates

Employees can use secure personal certificates as digital proof of identity, to sign and encrypt e-mails as well as to sign or seal documents.

sign-me: The electronic signature for digital documents

With the sign-me remote signature, you can handle paper-based signature processes entirely electronically and in a legally binding manner.

Signature Cards: Security for Your Documents

With our qualified signature cards, government agencies, companies and the self-employed can sign digital documents, contracts and correspondence in a legally secure manner and without media discontinuity.

SSL/TLS certificates for trusted websites

An SSL/TLS certificate assures the user that a real and trusted person or institution is behind an Internet presence.

D-Trust eID Service: Securely identifying customers digitally with the online ID card

By integrating the online ID function into your digital offers, you can securely and unambiguously identify your customers in just a few minutes.

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Digitalize your hospital

D-Trust can deliver media-consistent eHealth products for all medical facilities. These products are the key to future-enabled digitalization, for instance, for hospitals.

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News

30 / 05 / 2023

Digital Hotel Check-In with AusweisIDent

HelloGuest replaces long waiting times at hotel check-in by digitally recording data with AusweisIDent, a solution from D-Trust and Governikus.

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The eIDAS Regulation: basic principles and goals

The European Union’s eIDAS Regulation increases trust in electronic interactions. Not only does this benefit citizens, but also all of the states in the European digital single market. Everything you need to know about the eIDAS Regulation – and an overview of how it is shaping Europe’s digital future.

Newsroom der D-Trust GmbH

Our Newsroom offers latest press releases and news from D-Trust as well as the contact persons for media representatives.

That is D-Trust – history, mission, network

Find out more about D-Trust GmbH, a company of the Bundesdruckerei Group. Mission, corporate history and network at a glance.

Expert Interview

Business is global, trust is local

Dr. Kim Nguyen

Managing Director of D-Trust GmbH

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Qualified website authentication certificates: EU plan to boost web security

According to plans by the European Commission (EC), browsers will have to accept the European standard for qualified website authentication certificates in future. Opponents of the plan believe that it would present major security risks for internet users. Is this criticism valid?