nCipher launches PDF sealing appliance

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nCipher has launched an appliance that allows an enterprise to digitally sign and time stamp PDF files from desktops equipped with Adobe Acrobat 6.0.

Called pdfProof, the network-based device sits on the corporate network as a shared resource and is accessible through a pdfProof plug-in by any networked Acrobat user in a company, said Richard Moulds, nCipher vice president of marketing.


The software establishes authenticity of a PDF document so a recipient is assured of its origin and that it has not been modified.

Moulds said pdfProof provides companies - many of which must comply with auditing requirements for electronic documents - a cost-effective alternative to installing a PKI.

www.ncipher.com

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