Security Management White Papers
Digital Signatures for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server: A Digital Signature for Microsoft SharePoint
Overview CoSign for SharePoint is a solution that extends digital signature capabilities to the Microsoft SharePoint environment. CoSign for SharePoint is designed specifically for integration with Microsoft SharePoint, enabling users to seamlessly sign PDF documents, lists and records centrally located on the SharePoint server via the SharePoint interface. This enables signature-based approval processes to remaining paperless while complying with regulations, expediting processes, and cutting costs. Because CoSign for SharePoint allows digital signing via the SharePoint interface, it permits users to leverage their pre-existing investment in Microsoft SharePoint in order to digitally sign various SharePoint content.
| Publisher | ARX | File Format | |
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| Date Published | August 2009 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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