System and method to secure content and improve collaboration with electronic pen

An electronic pen apparatus comprising:

• a body portion;
• a tip portion;
• and
• one or more grip pads disposed on the body portion;
• wherein the electronic pen apparatus is configured to:
• couple to an information handling system;
• transmit, to the information handling system, stroke data indicative of content drawn by a user with the electronic pen, wherein the content is associated with a document and is a drawing of a signature of the user, and wherein the stroke data includes coordinates, size, direction, speed, pressure, shape, and hovering characteristics for each of a plurality of strokes of the signature;
• transmit, to the information handling system, biometric data associated with the user, wherein the biometric data is collected via one or more grip pads of the electronic pen contemporaneously with the content being drawn;
• and
• transmit, to the information handling system, timestamp data indicative of a time at which the content was drawn, wherein the information handling system is configured to create a cryptographic hash based on the stroke data, the biometric data, the timestamp data, and information from the document, wherein the hash is usable to create a cryptographically signed version of the document, and wherein the cryptographic hash is not usable to cryptographically sign a different document that contains different information.

An article of manufacture comprising a non-transitory, computer-readable medium having computer-executable code thereon that is executable by a processor of an information handling system for:

• communicatively coupling to an electronic pen;
• receiving, from the electronic pen, stroke data indicative of content drawn by a user with the electronic pen, wherein the content is associated with a document and is a drawing of a signature of the user, and wherein the stroke data includes coordinates, size, direction, speed, pressure, shape, and hovering characteristics for each of a plurality of strokes of the signature;
• receiving, from the electronic pen, biometric data associated with the user, wherein the biometric data is collected via one or more grip pads of the electronic pen contemporaneously with the content being drawn;
• receiving, from the electronic pen, timestamp data indicative of a time at which the content was drawn;
• and
• creating a cryptographic hash based on the stroke data, the biometric data, the timestamp data, and information from the document, wherein the hash is usable to create a cryptographically signed version of the document, and wherein the cryptographic hash is not usable to cryptographically sign a different document that contains different information.