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prove v. to present evidence and/or logic that makes a fact seem certain. What a party must do to convince a trier of fact (judge or jury without a judge) as to facts claimed and to win a lawsuit or criminal case. (See: proof) |
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Both of these products enhance the provability and security of Internet-based transactions through the application of electronic signatures and encryption. With initiatives such as MasterCard's Authentication Program (UCAF and SPA) and Verified by Visa and the continued adoption of e-commerce, there are clear signs of convergence between the traditional payment processing market and the latest Internet security techniques to protect sensitive cardholder information, validate an individual's identity and bring provability to electronic transactions," said Richard Moulds, vice president of Marketing at nCipher. Secure time stamping technology provides a highly accurate and tamper-resistant source of time that can be applied in such a way as to establish provability, for example, a business contract being submitted prior to a deadline. |
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