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20 Steps to Printer Security
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Printers, particularly multi-function printers, are more and more a security concern, partly because of government regulations (for health information, for example) and partly because most companies simply want to keep data private. Printers can compromi



Printers, particularly multi-function printers, are more and more a security concern, partly because of government regulations (for health information, for example) and partly because most companies simply want to keep data private. Printers can compromis

 
 
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  1. 20 Steps to Printer Security
  2. 1. Overwrite the Hard Disk at End of Life
  3. 2. Overwrite Data Immediately
  4. 3. Encrypt the Drive
  5. 4. Encrypt It -- Really
  6. 5. Print from Memory
  7. 6. Secure Print, with Passwords
  8. 7. Securer Print, with Cards
  9. 8. Securer Print 2: Biometrics
  10. 9. Securest Print
  11. 10. Secure Everything Else
  12. 11. Timeout the User
  13. 12. Turn Off the Reprint Command
  14. 13. Timeout on Secure Print Jobs
  15. 14. Scan Encryption
  16. 15. Unauthorized Copy Control
  17. 16. Secure Mailbox Print
  18. 17. E-mail and Fax Destinations
  19. 18. Who Sent the E-mail
  20. 19. Tracking and Activity Logs
  21. 20. Virus Protection
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