Announcing FileOpen BrowserUX: Share PDFs Securely with No Plug-in Required
We are excited to announce production availability of our system to display FileOpen-encrypted PDF in any modern browser, on any platform, without...
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Why Libraries Are Taking a Page from Publishers and Using DRM to Lend Digital Books
Like many public-facing institutions, and perhaps more than most, the world’s libraries have been deeply impacted by COVID-19. Most have shut their...
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Classification and Control: Keeping Trade Secrets Secret
Much of the recent news out of Washington D.C. has included references to classified information, security clearances, and the many rules and...
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How to Be Less Vulnerable in a Data Breach
One of the first posts in this FileOpen blog described an attack on Google and other companies, the 2009 “Aurora” hack, which highlighted risks...
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At SPAB 2016, FileOpen CEO Sanford Bingham Asks Standards Publishers: "What Would a Standard for DRM Look Like?"
Last week I had the honor of speaking to an international group of standards organizations at the Standards Publishing Advisory Board (SPAB) annual...
Read MoreFileOpen Client 0924 for Adobe Acrobat/Reader Released (Win)
We have released an updated FileOpen plug-in for Adobe Acrobat and Reader on Windows. The Client, Build 0924, implements support for the latest...
FileOpen Client 0917 Released
We have released an updated FileOpen plug-in for Adobe Acrobat and Reader on Windows. The Client, Build 0917, implements a few patches and bugfixes....
New FileOpen Client for Adobe Acrobat and Reader
FileOpen Systems has released an updated plug-in for Adobe Acrobat and Reader on Windows. The Client, Build 0914, implements minor new functionality,...
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