Mitigating Exposure

No other application delivers role-based authorization and redaction with bullet proof security like Docuhide.

		Adobe	Redactable	Microsoft
Impervious to Man in the Middle Attacks	yes	yes	yes	no
Parent Document Integrity	yes	yes	no	yes
Private Key Encryption Per Document	yes	no	no	no
Important ANY Office Document	yes	no	no	no
Secure Distribution List	yes	no	no	no
Audit Trail	yes	yes	yes	no
Action Reports	yes	no	no	no
TTL - Time To Live	yes	no	yes	no
Permission Revocation while in Transit	yes	no	no	no
Permission Revocation while at Rest	yes	no	no	no

We’ve learned very little since the extortive behavior of WikiLeaks, endless government leakage, industrial espionage and ransomware cases. Without a newly imposed tamper-proof architecture that is intuitive and provides users more granular control, the problem continues to fester.

Whether intentional or accidentally, whether classified or not, document management and distribution continue to lack affordability, intuitiveness, ample security and user-friendly efficiencies for safely archiving, reading, authoring, and transmitting digital media.

Current infrastructure is obviously in need of an overhaul. Quality assurance, document security management, permission clearance scalability, with user metrics can be achieved through an easy-to-use, signature-based document repository subscription like DocuSign but with an added layer of redaction and readership. A new vertical aptly named Docuhide would be marketed as a first DAS (document as service) provider. Such a service would mitigate risk from nefarious actors whose sole intent is to profit by exposing personal, financial, government, medical, legal, intellectual property, or otherwise privileged information. Docuhide would provide a new level of tamperproof security for documents that is administratively tethered and protected by the author / issuer regardless of document destination while at rest or in transit to the DAS (document as service) provider.