| 1 | Non-repudiation of origin |
| The message includes a digital signature protecting the receiver of the message from the sender's denial of having sent the message. |
| 2 | Message origin authentication |
| The actual sender of the message cannot claim to be some other (authorised) entity. |
| 3 | Integrity |
| The message content is protected against the modification of data. |
| 4 | Confidentiality |
| The message content is protected against the unauthorised reading, copying or disclosure of its content. |
| 5 | Non-repudiation of receipt |
| Non-repudiation of receipt protects the sender of an object message from the receiver's denial of having received the message. |
| 6 | Receipt authentication |
| Receipt authentication assures the sender that the message has been received by the authenticated recipient. |
| 7 | Referenced EDIFACT structure non-repudiation of origin |
| The referenced EDIFACT structure is secured by a digital signature protecting the receiver of the message from the sender's denial of having sent the message. |
| 8 | Referenced EDIFACT structure origin authentication |
| The actual sender of the referenced EDIFACT structure cannot claim to be some other (authorised) party. |
| 9 | Referenced EDIFACT structure integrity |
| The referenced EDIFACT structure content is protected against the modification of data. |
| 10 | Time stamping request |
| Ask for the EDIFACT structure to be time stamped. |
| 11 | Entity authentication |
| The initiator and/or responder cannot claim to be another party. |
| 12 | Entity authentication with key establishment |
| The initiator and/or responder cannot claim to be another party, and security keys are established. |
