What must be established to prevent unauthorized access to notarial acts?

To prevent unauthorized access to notarial acts, security measures outlined by the technology provider must be established. This is crucial because the technology used for remote online notarization (RON) involves the handling of sensitive information and the verification of identities digitally. The technology provider typically implements various security protocols, including encryption, secure connections, and authentication mechanisms designed to protect the integrity and confidentiality of the notarial acts.

These established security measures provide a framework that notaries can rely on to ensure compliance with legal requirements and best practices in their operations. While other options such as basic login credentials and regularly changing passwords may contribute to a secure environment, they are often part of a broader set of security measures provided and recommended by the technology provider. This comprehensive approach ensures that all aspects of the notarial process are safeguarded against breaches and unauthorized access.