This document summarizes how digital signatures are implemented in PDF documents. It discusses the need for integrity, authenticity and non-repudiation that digital signatures provide. It covers basic concepts like hashing, encryption and digital signatures. It then explains how these concepts are applied specifically to PDF, following standards like ISO 32000 and PAdES. It discusses server-side signing, client-side signing and deferred signing architectures. It also covers how digital signatures can be used in document workflows and long-term validation strategies like revocation, timestamps and document security stores.