While Digital Signature Certificates (DSCs) provide a secure way to sign documents electronically, there are some important risks and security considerations to keep in mind. If a DSC is stored carelessly, such as on an unprotected device, it can be misused by unauthorized individuals. Loss or theft of the USB token (dongle) that stores the certificate may lead to potential identity misuse or fraudulent transactions. Users should always use strong passwords and keep the token in a safe place. It’s also important to regularly update antivirus software and avoid using the DSC on public or shared systems. Phishing attacks and malware can target users to gain access to their digital credentials. Additionally, expired or revoked certificates must be replaced immediately to maintain compliance and security. Verifying the legitimacy of the Certifying Authority before purchasing a DSC is also crucial. Proper training and awareness can significantly reduce these risks and ensure the safe use of digital signatures.