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"Network-connected output devices are becoming an absolute primary target of people, foreign and domestic, who are penetrating networks," according to Jim Joyce, senior vice president for office services at Xerox Global Services. (link)
| You might think you've heard about every possible security vulnerability in your office, but what about 'your' fax machines and MFPs?
Protecting your business You work hard to protect your proprietary business information and computer systems from hackers and viruses. But are you doing enough to prevent data leaking to the competition from your imaging and communications systems? Most manufacturers of fax machines and MFPs struggle to supply an answer. Do not forget Just like PCs, digital office devices use memory and even a hard disk to store document data. But, whereas firewalls, passwords, and encryption technology protect computer systems and networks, the data on your imaging and communication systems often remain vulnerable to industrial spying and information leaks, despite the precautions of manufacturers. Remote Diagnostics Especially the Remote Diagnostics or Remote Maintenance function makes your classified information vulnerable. That is, unless you use the Remote Control Intercepting Device, RCID. RCID provides a unique method of eliminating the misuse of Remote Diagnostics functionality, which makes it virtually impossible to retrieve your valuable information. Safeguarding your Fax & Multifunctional device Full security & full functionality RCID enables you to benefit from all the functionality of your equipment by eliminating the security threat, without interrupting your normal workflow. You are now fully independent from the struggling manufacturers of fax machines and MFPs, and sure there are no loopholes in your system’s security.
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