The 150,000-member National Notary Association (NNA) announced Friday that it would be introducing a "new and revolutionary" method to send secure, authenticated documents via the Internet. The formal introduction of what the NNA said was "groundbreaking" technology is scheduled to take place during the 22nd Annual National Notary Association Conference that will take place next month in Las Vegas.
According to the NNA, the technology that allows for the transmission of sensitive documents over the Internet without being compromised is called, "CryptoNotary-Registration Authority Network," and was developed by Salt Lake City-based ARCANVS, Inc.
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