Illinois Compiled Statutes 5 General Provisions: Article 10 - Secure Electronic Records And Signatures

• Illinois Electronic Commerce Security Act. - 5 ILCS 175, Section 10-105
  Secure electronic record. (a) If, through the use of a qualified security procedure, it can be verified that an electronic record has not been...
• Illinois Electronic Commerce Security Act. - 5 ILCS 175, Section 10-110
  Secure electronic signature. (a) If, through the use of a qualified security procedure, it can be verified that an electronic signature is the signature...
• Illinois Electronic Commerce Security Act. - 5 ILCS 175, Section 10-115
  Commercially reasonable; reliance. (a) The commercial reasonableness of a security procedure is a question of law to be determined in light of the purposes...
• Illinois Electronic Commerce Security Act. - 5 ILCS 175, Section 10-120
  Presumptions. (a) In resolving a civil dispute involving a secure electronic record, it shall be rebuttably presumed that the electronic record has not been...
• Illinois Electronic Commerce Security Act. - 5 ILCS 175, Section 10-125
  Creation and control of signature devices. Except as otherwise provided by another applicable rule of law, whenever the creation, validity, or reliability of an...
• Illinois Electronic Commerce Security Act. - 5 ILCS 175, Section 10-130
  Attribution of signature. (a) Except as provided by another applicable rule of law, a secure electronic signature is attributable to the person to whom...
• Illinois Electronic Commerce Security Act. - 5 ILCS 175, Section 10-135
  Secretary of State authority to certify security procedures. (a) A security procedure may be certified by the Secretary of State, as a qualified security...
• Illinois Electronic Commerce Security Act. - 5 ILCS 175, Section 10-140
  Unauthorized use of signature device. (a) No person shall knowingly or intentionally access, copy, or otherwise obtain possession of or recreate the signature device...

Last modified: February 18, 2015