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Securing PDF file on a Website

from [echow] Network Security [Permanent Link]
Subject: Securing PDF file on a Website
Date: 23 Jul 2005 05:25:14 -0000 
To all:

Is there a way that I can add access to a pdf file to a website in a secure 
way? What I was thinking was to require user name and password to access this 
very confidential file. I was also thinking about requiring the use of tokens 
and/or certificates.

The user group for this application is pretty low tech so my challenge is to 
come up with something that is secure but really straightforward to use.

Any thoughts on how I would implement this would be most appreciated.

Regards,



Edmond
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