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Certification and Supervision of CSPs in the Netherlands

Learn about the supervision system by Ronald van der Luit and the voluntary accreditation through the TTP NL Scheme by Anton Pronk. Discover the benefits of the scheme, transparency, and confidence it provides. Explore the requirements for TTP services and the implementation of the E-sig directive. Find out about the registration of CSPs issuing qualified certificates and the importance of harmonized standards.

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Certification and Supervision of CSPs in the Netherlands

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  1. CSPs in the Netherlands 1. Supervision system: Ronald van der Luit 2. Voluntary accreditation (TTP.NL Scheme): Anton Pronk

  2. Supervision • 1997 National Action Plan Electronic Highway (NAP) • formulation requirements for TTP services • safeguarding by a a voluntary accrediatation and certification scheme (TTP.NL scheme) • Benefits: • “guaranteed” confidence, transparency

  3. Supervision • E-sig directive (art. 3.1 - 3.3) • implementation Telecommunications Act • art. 3.2 : designate TTP.NL • art. 3.3 : supervision on all CSPs that issue QCs (the ones accredited and not)

  4. Supervision • Registration of all CSP’s that issue qualified certificates • Public register gives transparency by providing information about voluntary accreditation / selfdeclaration • Body ? • Assessment fullfilling requirements: importance harmonised standards

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