Certificate Signing

The OneSpan Personal Certificate Client (PCC) enables users to sign with a digital certificate that resides on a Smart Card or hardware token. The following sections contain important PCC information for administrators: Personal Certificate ...

Before Installing the Personal Certificate Client Before the Personal Certificate Client (PCC) can be used, an administrator must ensure that: The relevant certificate is a document-signing certificate. The account of the transaction's cre...

The Personal Certificate Client (PCC) can be installed on Windows or macOS. The following sections provide separate installation instructions for these Operating Systems: Installing the PCC on Windows Installing the PCC on MacOS ...

Support for on-premises deployments, including those using Containers, ended on December 31, 2023. For more information, please see our OneSpan Product Life Cycle page, and consult the OneSpan End of Life policy. For any additional questions ...

The Personal Certificate Client (PCC) is a local process that runs as an executable on a host computer. Specifically, the PCC acts as a local server that communicates with OneSpan Sign’s JavaScript libraries via WebSocket . The following sectio...

The Personal Certificate Client (PCC)  uses a complex mechanism to secure its communication with a OneSpan Sign server. This mechanism is independent of the PCC-to-JavaScript TLS communication, and exists on top of it. The mechanism uses stro...

The Personal Certificate Client (PCC) provides a high level of protection against known security threats by leveraging various technologies (see Authenticating Servers ). It is nonetheless essential that customers also take certain measures to ...