
For details, see Logging in to CS Professional Suite applications. Firm product licensing will determine which login credential type will be used. If this is sounding a little confusing, please see a more detailed discussion of how different types of encryption work in GoodReader.As part of our enhanced security measures, access to CS Professional Suite applications require login credentials. This is a good option for when you have application-level Encryption enabled so keeping an unprotected file inside GoodReader is not a problem - it will be encrypted on the application-level. Unlike with the Actions menu, the protected version of the file will get emailed, but it won`t be saved inside GoodReader`s file system. Alternatively, GoodReader will offer you to add a password every time you email a PDF file.(GoodReader will leave the original file intact, creating a protected copy, allowing you to decide later whether or not you want to delete the original unprotected version.)

If you add encryption this way, you will end up with the protected file inside GoodReader. For older PDF files with weak encryption, use the same menu to upgrade it to the modern AES-256 standard.


GoodReader will help you encrypt * your PDF files with a military-grade AES-256 encryption and protect it with a password to keep sensitive data confidential.
