Watermarking Documents for Security in an HTML5 Viewer Session

Accusoft, Ned Averill-Snell

23 Mar 2015CPOL4 min read

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Watermarking in an HTML5 viewer allows sharing sensitive document content while curbing the potential for unauthorized use. This paper shows how the application of JSON properties in the body of an HTTP viewing session request can be used to apply watermarking to a document.

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Accusoft

United States

Accusoft provides a full spectrum of document, content, and imaging solutions as fully supported, enterprise-grade, client-server applications, mobile apps, cloud services, and software development kits. The company is focused on solving document lifecycle complexities through:

- A customer-focused approach
- Continuous product development
- Proactive support
- Forward-thinking leadership

Founded in 1991, Accusoft has grown through persistent product innovation and strategic mergers and acquisitions into the best-in-class solutions provider it is today. The company has been awarded 30 patents and is recognized as a thought leader in the industry.

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Ned Averill-Snell

United States

Prior to joining Accusoft, Ned Averill-Snell was a global best practices analyst for PricewaterhouseCoopers. A longtime computer journalist and author, he is a past contributing editor to DATAMATION and Inside Technology Training magazines and the author of two-dozen books about IT.

Watermarking Documents for Security in an HTML5 Viewer Session

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