When a user enrolls a Token, what must they do?

When a user enrolls a Token, they must engage in multiple steps to ensure the token is properly issued and usable. This typically includes providing their name, which is essential for identity verification and linking the Token to the user's profile in the Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). Additionally, users need to provide their signing key, which is crucial for establishing the cryptographic credentials that the Token will rely upon for secure communications and transactions.

Both pieces of information are integral to the enrollment process. The name connects the user to the digital identity being established, while the signing key is necessary for the cryptographic functions that the Token will perform. Therefore, the requirement to provide both a name and a signing key in the process of enrolling a Token makes this option the accurate choice. This comprehensive enrollment ensures that the Token can function correctly and securely in the PKI environment.