Network MFP and printer security is a critical consideration when it comes to overall network security protocol.
With access to these machines, hackers can get through to other machines on the network, steal stored versions of sensitive documents, take printed documents left in output trays, and that’s just the beginning.
These vulnerabilities can be addressed with features such as passwords, user authentication, data encryption, overwrite, and print retention.
What measures are you taking when it comes to MFP and printer security?
