Threat Intelligence
Feeds known indicators of compromise into filtering and blocking rules to stop malicious actors and payloads from reaching signers and storage.
Implementing advanced threat protection reduces the likelihood of account compromise, prevents malicious documents from circulating, and strengthens compliance posture for sensitive electronic signatures and records.
IT security leads need visibility into eSignature events, integration with SIEM, and the ability to apply threat detection rules. They typically configure email and content scanning, manage identity providers, and run periodic reviews of audit logs to detect anomalous signing activity and to support incident investigations.
Compliance officers require retention policies, tamper-evident audit trails, and controls that support ESIGN and UETA proof of intent. They review configurations, approve data-handling procedures, and ensure vendor capabilities meet regulatory requirements for protected data handling and reporting.
Organizations that handle regulated data or high volumes of transactional documents benefit most from integrated threat protections applied to eSignature systems.
Consistent protections across endpoints, cloud storage, and email reduce exposure and simplify incident response for teams of varied size.
Feeds known indicators of compromise into filtering and blocking rules to stop malicious actors and payloads from reaching signers and storage.
Automatically inspects uploaded documents and attachments for malware, unsafe macros, or suspicious content before documents enter the signing workflow.
DMARC, DKIM, and SPF validation reduce impersonation attacks and help ensure senders are legitimate before recipients interact with signature requests.
Granular permissions control who can send, approve, or access signed documents, limiting exposure and enabling least-privilege controls.
Streaming signing events to security tools enables correlation with other alerts and accelerates investigations and response.
APIs and webhooks enable automated actions, such as revoking access or quarantining documents when suspicious activity is detected.
Integrating with Google Workspace allows document scanning and controlled sharing, applying organization-level DLP and attachment protections before files are sent for signature, while preserving version history and access controls for auditability.
Connecting CRM platforms such as Salesforce centralizes recipient identity and document context, enabling consistent access policies and reducing manual data entry that can introduce errors in signing transactions.
Cloud storage integration ensures documents inherit storage provider protections and simplifies scanning of archived agreements, while enabling centralized retention and search for compliance reviews.
SIEM and EDR integrations forward events and alerts from the eSignature platform to security operations, enabling rapid investigation and correlation with broader organizational telemetry.
| Setting Name | Configuration |
|---|---|
| Reminder Frequency | 48 hours |
| Attachment Scanning | Enabled |
| Single Sign-On Enforcement | Required |
| Event Forwarding Destination | SIEM |
| Retention Policy | 7 years |
Ensure supported browsers, up-to-date operating systems, and a managed identity provider are in place before applying advanced protections.
Regularly update client applications and verify device compliance to maintain scanning efficacy and to prevent gaps that threat actors can exploit across the signing lifecycle.
A regional clinic adopted automated attachment scanning and email filtering to protect signed consent forms
Resulting in fewer incidents and clearer compliance evidence for HIPAA audits
A university integrated threat intelligence and SSO to secure admissions signatures across campus
Leading to faster investigations and reduced risk of unauthorized record access
| Criteria | signNow (Recommended) | DocuSign | Adobe Sign |
|---|---|---|---|
| Malware Attachment Scanning | Limited | ||
| SAML Single Sign-On | |||
| HIPAA Support | |||
| SIEM Integration |
Review controls and integrations yearly
Inspect SIEM alerts quarterly
Adjust retention every two years
Run tabletop exercises annually
Confirm vendor BAAs yearly
| Plan / Feature | signNow (Recommended) | DocuSign | Adobe Sign | Dropbox Sign | PandaDoc |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starting Monthly Price | From $8 per user | From $10 per user | From $9.99 per user | From $12 per user | From $19 per user |
| Free Trial Available | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| API Access Included | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| HIPAA / BAA Option | Available | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| Enterprise SSO & Controls | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
airSlate SignNow uses Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) to prevent malicious attacks and phishing attempts, ensuring the highest level of safety for your documents and signing links.
airSlate SignNow scans your signing links and any links inside your documents to ensure there is no malware attached. The following solutions are employed to ensure the safety of your data:
Latent threat
The latent threat protection continuously checks the links within your documents to make sure they are secure at all times. Since one-time scanning may not be enough to guarantee complete safety, airSlate SignNow monitors your links on a regular basis.
Spoofing actor
airSlate SignNow protects users from following links that are received via fake eSignature invites. Such links can potentially bear ransomware or malware, putting users and their personal information at risk.
Please note that airSlate SignNow’s ATP feature is available to enterprise accounts only.