How to embed password at ePayslip PDF

Peoplesoft ePay is generate payslip in pdf for Global Payroll.
Our company plan to roll up SSO and for security concern would like to embeded password/standard hints anwers at the ePayslip PDF.
Just wonder, anybody have idea how to embed different password/standard hints anwers for each employees' pdf Payslip?

One option is to use Java (for instance itextpdf.com) to manipulate the PDF files metadata.
For instance refer to http://thinktibits.blogspot.com/2011/04/peoplecode-pdf-password-protection.html

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