New White Paper: Security Threats Unique to Printers
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- Assigning a chief security officer to establish policies and procedures to help limit exposure and liability.
- Conducting a vulnerability assessment to identify areas of need.
- Establishing an acceptable use policy for managing access to the Internet.
- Creating a baseline security for servers, workstations and printers.
- Eliminating FTP, commonly termed “Failure to Protect” by seasoned hackers.
Download a free copy of “24 Ways A Printer Can Avoid Being Hacked,” or contact your Heidelberg Systemservice representative for a copy.
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