In this episode of the Perspectives podcast, sponsored by ABBYY and hosted on Law.com, we’ll hear highlights from the May 12th presentation, How to Prevent Your Public PDFs from Leaking Confidential Information.
A recent ground-breaking survey by UpGuard shows far too many organizations are posting public PDF documents that contain dangerous metadata. Metadata that could disclose confidential information. You may be revealing legal and accounting “supply chains” of document creation, which could then be used for precise spear-phishing attacks. Additionally, metadata in PDFs filed with the court, or sent to the other side, can be used as evidence against your client. However, you still need to have metadata in your PDFs to make them searchable.
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