Pagaria Group Unveils Empanelment Of ProxKey USB Token With Certifying Authorities in India
New Delhi (India), July 28: In November 2022, the Office of the Controller of Certified Authorities (CCA) released new “Security Requirements For Crypto Devices.” As a prominent global partner for ProxKey USB tokens under the Watchdata OEM brand, Pagaria Group is delighted to announce the successful empanelment of ProxKey USB token has in compliance with these […]

New Delhi (India), July 28: In November 2022, the Office of the Controller of Certified Authorities (CCA) released new “Security Requirements For Crypto Devices.” As a prominent global partner for ProxKey USB tokens under the Watchdata OEM brand, Pagaria Group is delighted to announce the successful empanelment of ProxKey USB token has in compliance with these regulations.
The new security guidelines have been effective since 1st July 2023. Henceforth, all new signatures must be created using the updated series of USB tokens, adhering to the latest regulations. The CCA office published these guidelines to outline the security prerequisites for crypto devices employed by end users to execute digital signature functions. The recent guidelines also define the specific requirements for crypto devices used to carry digital signatures in India.
The Controller of Certified Authorities (CCA) is a crucial regulatory body responsible for overseeing the issuance of digital signatures in India. As part of the Government of India, its primary focus is to encourage the widespread adoption of digital signatures, promoting E-commerce, and facilitating E-governance initiatives. To achieve this, licensed Certifying Authorities (CAs) ensure the legal validity and enforceability of digital signatures in India by issuing digital certificates that comply with the Indian IT Act, 2000.