Règlement eIDAS et services de confiance européens : horodatage qualifié vs simple, signature électronique, valeur probatoire et reconnaissance transfrontière.
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ActualitesThe eIDAS 2.0 regulation introduces a new qualified trust service: Qualified Electronic Ledgers (QEL). What they are, who needs them, and why most proof-of-priority use cases will not require one.
ActualitesPublished on 7 April 2026, Implementing Regulation 2026/798 sets the technical standards for remote onboarding of European Digital Identity Wallets. A clear-eyed read for DPOs, CISOs and corporate counsel.
ActualitesCommission Implementing Decision (EU) 2025/2164 updates the format of European Trusted Lists effective 29 April 2026. Decoding this technical refresh, what it prepares for eIDAS 2.0, and what it means concretely when you need to verify the qualified status of a timestamp or trust service provider.
GuidesUnderstand the difference between non-qualified and qualified eIDAS timestamping: evidentiary value, limits, use cases, and how to verify a timestamp.
ComparatifsTimestamping and electronic signature do not prove the same thing. Here is what each proves, practical scenarios, and why the signature + timestamp combo is often best.