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Document Security Helps Safeguard Electronic Government Communications

Overview E-government and homeland security initiatives require agencies to bring paper processes online in a manner that equals the verifiable and auditable paper environment. As a result, government agencies must distribute official documents electronically while protecting constituent privacy and ensuring data integrity. With Adobe security solutions, government organizations can easily communicate and conduct transactions with citizens, businesses, and other agencies in a more secure and reliable online environment. The solutions work within and beyond secured networks and deliver access control, permissions, and digital signature capabilities that travel with documents and forms wherever they go.

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Publisher	Adobe Systems	File Format	PDF
Date Published	August 2003	Downloads	2
Format	White Papers
Topics	Security Management

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