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Secure printing in an unsecure world
The document outlines the security risks associated with network-connected printers due to the rise of the Internet of Things, which has created vulnerabilities that hackers exploit. It highlights that many security policies do not cover printers, and that over half of IT managers expect data breach risks from printers to increase. HP offers solutions for printer security through its new enterprise laser jets featuring built-in security measures.
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- 8. SOURCE: Ponemon Institute,“Insecurity of Network Connected Printers,” September 2015. 47%ofsecuritypoliciesdon’tapply toprinters...yet…
- 9. SOURCE: Ponemon Institute,“Insecurity of Network Connected Printers,” September 2015. 57%ofITmanagerssaydatabreach riskfromprinterswillincrease inthenext12months.
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- 13. 77%Don’tintegrateprinteraccess withnetworkintelligence orSIEMsolutions. SOURCE: Ponemon Institute,“Insecurity of Network Connected Printers,” September 2015.
- 14. 62%Don’tencryptdata storedwithinprintermemory and/orharddrives. SOURCE: Ponemon Institute,“Insecurity of Network Connected Printers,” September 2015. 62%Don’tencryptdata storedwithinprintermemory and/orharddrives.
- 15. SOURCE: Ponemon Institute,“2015 Global Cost of Cyber Crime Study,” October 2015. $7.7millionistheaveragecost toresolveacyber-crimeincident.
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