I'd like to restrict my users to print, save, copy and make a screenshot of some really sensitive data. The current situation is a simple PDF which prohibits saving and printing but allows making a screenshot and simple right- click in the browser windows and execute "save as". Also, it is an issue that the PDF get's temporary stored in the filesystem means the user is able to copy that PDF which should only be allowed to be accessed through the webbrowser.
To sum it up what I want:
This is what can be ignored:
As far as I know, PDFs do not deliver such an amount of security. Especially since some users have their own installation of a PDF reader - making any use of Adobe restrictions useless.
Since I'm only searching for possibilities to archive my goal, there's no limit in costs.
Here are the things we thought about already:
That's pretty much everything. While the option to create an own application pretty much smiles at me, I'd like to hear your thoughts and ideas to solve the issue.
Thanks in advance for your help!
I would advise that you have a look at this - a Guide to PDF Security, which suggests LockLizard and Drumlin Javelin Security Suite, both of which do exactly what you are after, including a capability to prevent screenshots. Adobe Digital Editions is another possible answer, but is made more for publishers than secure or sensitive data.