Riyadh is the site of the launch of the Ibram platform for digital signatures and seals, which allows government entities and employees to sign and verify documents digitally and instantly.
According to SPA, the platform is used by more than 87 government entities within the digital certification system to increase the efficiency of electronic transactions and ensure legal validity and security.
The system provides digital seals issued to government entities to verify the issuing authority and document integrity. It also provides digital signatures for government employees to verify the identity of the signatory and their approval of the content.
SDAIA stated the platform is part of efforts to provide digital solutions to government entities to improve procedures and support Saudi Vision 2030 goals for an effective government system and sustainable digital economy.
What is the Ibram platform and who uses it? The Ibram platform is a system for digital signatures and seals launched by the Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA). It is currently utilized by more than 87 government entities, allowing these organizations and their employees to sign and verify documents digitally in a secure and instant manner.
What is the difference between a digital seal and a digital signature on Ibram? A digital seal is a certificate issued to a government entity to verify the identity of the issuing authority and the legal validity of a document. In contrast, a digital signature is issued to a government employee to verify their identity and confirm their approval of the document’s content.
What are the primary goals of the Ibram platform? The platform aims to streamline document processing and enhance the efficiency of electronic transactions through a trusted digital environment. It is designed to support Saudi Vision 2030 objectives regarding the creation of an effective government system and a sustainable digital economy.