The AOC, once again, has successfully passed the eIDAS audit Full Re-Assessment of its Digital Certification Service, reaffirming its commitment to the security, trust and excellence of the digital services it offers to public administrations and citizens.
The audit, carried out during the month of April 2026, consisted of a complete reassessment of all organizational, operational and security requirements required by the European eIDAS Regulation and in accordance with state regulations. Unlike the biennial monitoring audits, a Full Re-Assessment It involves a comprehensive review of the services, processes and controls implemented by the organization.
The scope of the audit included both traditional digital certification services and qualified advanced signature services provided in the cloud, validating that all of them meet the most demanding European standards in terms of security, authenticity, integrity and trust.
What is eIDAS?
eIDAS (Regulation (EU) 910/2014) is the European regulatory framework that regulates electronic identification and trust services, providing the necessary guarantees so that citizens, companies and administrations can interact digitally with full legal security.
What does this audit prove?
eIDAS certification is an official recognition granted to trust service providers that demonstrate compliance with the requirements established by European regulations through independent audits.
Passing this comprehensive audit certifies that AOC's trust services continue to maintain the levels of quality and security required to operate as a qualified trust services provider.
Benefits of AOC qualified services
Enhanced security: protection of digital identities, certificates against cybersecurity threats.
Qualified cloud services: they allow you to sign electronically with all the legal and security guarantees without the need to physically have the certificate on a device.
Authenticity and integrity: guarantee of the identity of signatories and the integrity of electronic documents at a European level.
European regulatory compliance: accreditation of compliance with the legal requirements established by the European Union for qualified trust services.
