CGETs
CGETs, or Certificate of Government-Issued Electronic Transactions, are digital documents that authenticate the origin and integrity of electronic transactions conducted with government entities. These certificates serve as a secure method to verify that a digital document or communication originates from a specific government authority and has not been tampered with since its creation. The system is designed to enhance trust and security in e-government services.
The implementation of CGETs typically involves the use of public key infrastructure (PKI). In this model, government
CGETs are crucial for a wide range of online government interactions. This includes the issuance of digital