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For a full list of articles about security, see Overview of security in Acrobat and PDF content.

By adding security to documents, you can limit viewing, editing,printing, and other options to only the specified users.

Security features range from relatively simple measuresto sophisticated systems adopted by corporations and agencies. Whichfeature you choose depends on what you want to achieve. Here aresome examples:

• You want only certain people to view your PDF. Theeasiest solution is to add a password to the PDF and send it toyour intended recipients. (See Add passwordsecurity.)

• You don’t want anyone to print or edit your PDF. Youcan block printing and editing from the same dialog box that youuse to add a password. (See Add passwordsecurity.)

• You want to assure your recipients that the PDF is really from you. Thebest way is to purchase a digital ID from a certificate authority.Alternatively, you can create a self-signed digital ID if you arecommunicating with a group that you trust. (See Aboutdigital IDs and Securingdocuments with certificates.)

• You want an organization-wide security solution for PDFs. Youcan devise a solution specifically for a company handling sensitivedata. Some organizations use Adobe LiveCycle Rights Management ESto apply a policy to documents. The policy contains the list ofrecipients and their individual set of permissions. Individualscan use a policy to apply the same security settings to numerousdocuments. (See Securingdocuments with Adobe LiveCycle Rights Management ES.)

A security policy enforces systematic constraintson information flow and exchange within an organization. You canuse Adobe LiveCycleRights Management ESto apply a policy to documents without the need for digital signaturesand certificates. If you often apply the same security settingsto PDFs, consider creating a security policy to simplify your workflow.Different policies are useful for accommodating different requirements.

You can secure multiple documents by embedding them in a PDFenvelope. You can encrypt envelopes to prevent unauthorized usersfrom accessing the contents and certify them to provide proof oforigin. Authorized recipients can open the envelope and extractthe files to view them.

Adobe LiveCycleRights Management ESpolicies are stored on a server, and users must have access to the serverto use them. Creating these policies requires specifying the document recipientsfrom a list on Adobe LiveCycleRightsManagement ES.

Save your password or certificate settings and reuse themto encrypt PDFs without setting up the password or certificate foreach instance.

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If you apply security settings to a PDF Portfolio in Acrobat Pro, including the component documents, you can automate the steps by using Action Wizard (Choose Tools >Action Wizard).

For more informationon using security features, see these resources:

• LegalProfessional: blogs.adobe.com/acrolaw/

• Security Matters blog: blogs.adobe.com/security

Choosing security methods withinFIPS mode (Windows)

Acrobat and Reader provide a FIPS mode to restrictdata protection to Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS).FIPS mode uses FIPS 140-2 approved algorithms using the RSA BSAFECrypto-C Micro Edition (ME) 3.0.0.1 cryptographic module.

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Thefollowing security options are not available in FIPS mode:

• Applying password-based security policies to documents. Youcan use public key certificates or Adobe LiveCycleRightsManagement ES to secure the document. However, you cannotuse password encryption to secure the document.

• Creating self-signed certificates. To create a self-signeddigital ID, it must be saved to the Windows certificate store. Youcannot create a self-signed digital ID that is saved to a file.

• RC4 encryption. A PDF file can only be encrypted by usingthe AES encryption algorithm when in FIPS mode.

• MD5 or RIPEMD160 digest methods. In FIPS mode, only the SHA-1and SHA-2 families of digest algorithms can be used when creatinga digital signature.

In FIPS mode, you can openand view documents that are protected with algorithms that are notFIPS compliant. However, you can’t save any changes to the documentusing password security. To apply security policies to the document,use either public key certificates or Adobe LiveCycleRights Management ES.

FIPSmode is configured in the Windows registry by a system administrator.For more information, see Digital Signatures Guide (PDF)at www.adobe.com/go/learn_acr_security_en.

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