Yeah, my point is that there is a significant exposure they are required to have, if they need to be able to be audited and have to actually prove they are dealing with real people.
At least - as you mention - until the rules catch up and there is some sort of one way hashing/signing or something possible, which for most of these industries is probably decades away (if ever). Most of these industries struggle with photocopies at this point.
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Yeah, my point is that there is a significant exposure they are required to have, if they need to be able to be audited and have to actually prove they are dealing with real people.
At least - as you mention - until the rules catch up and there is some sort of one way hashing/signing or something possible, which for most of these industries is probably decades away (if ever). Most of these industries struggle with photocopies at this point.