Keynote, protection against modification when needing to share it

hi you folks,
I just try to find if there 's anything to protect your keynote from any (easy) modification. I need to share some of my keynote but I don't want those people to change name and robe my work so easily.
Thanks for your help.

Subsequent investigation reveals that the HP 8620 supports *only* NTLM 0.12 authentication under the SMB1 protocol. For a printer that is designed to work in an office/business environment, I don't think this configuration would be considered acceptable - especially for one of HP newest printers. Can someone with HP advise if perhaps there is additional configuration or later firmware for this printer that will support something more secure, such as SMB2/NTLMv2? or SMB3? My research was done with an 8620 configured to scan to two different network shares, one supporting SMB1, the other SMB2, and the latter refusing to connect. Disabling SMB1 on the former then caused the working share to fail. Packet captures from the printer to each server hosting the respective shares show the printer requesting NTLM 0.12.

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