New-generation Secure Document Presentation

September 2017 News & Events, Security Services & Risk Management

Presenting interactive documents online has gotten a whole lot safer. Striata has launched its next-generation Secure Document Presentation solution.

Michael Wright
Michael Wright

“This follows the launch last year of our Secure Document Repository (SDR) solution, which provides the ability to effectively safeguard documents containing highly sensitive financial and personal information,” says Striata CEO Michael Wright. “Secure Document Presentation (SDP) is an augmentation of that solution, which enables the presentation of a document as an interactive, dynamic, web or mobile app experience. The document contents are secured, available online, and viewed via a browser or mobile application.

“Online presentation of documents is not a new concept,” notes Wright. “The innovation of this solution lies in the ability to present a document that has full navigation and interactivity as if it were a highly personalised, self-contained website.”

Striata’s document security products are relevant to the challenges facing organisations operating under the burgeoning threat of data security or privacy breaches. The customer experience of these solutions is a seamless one, Wright adds, as both the storage capability and the presentation layer are designed to integrate into existing customer interfaces (portals, mobile apps), enabling customers to serve themselves in a secure environment.

In addition to the customer experience benefits, the solution is designed to keep the contents of the document secure, as well as to ensure that it cannot be exploited to reach any other documents. Says Wright, “The user receives a secure, independent URL that can access only the relevant document, and then only for a period of time. Once the link expires, the document is no longer viewable.”

This is useful in the scenario where the document recipient wants to share the contents of a document temporarily with a third party such as a broker or tax consultant. The ‘time to live’ feature is a further way of securing the information by limiting the period of time it is available to be accessed.

There are multiple opportunities to apply the technology for secure online document presentation. For example, the user receives a secure PDF by email, opens it with a password and then wants to interrogate or drill down into the data. The user clicks on a link inside the secure PDF and is presented immediately with a fully interactive representation of the data. Graphing, sorting and embedded data files are all available.

Stored documents are protected using multiple layers of encryption technology and can only be accessed by an authorised system or user in possession of the appropriate security details.

For more information contact Striata SA, +27 (0)11 530 9600, www.striata.com





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