Addressing the Latest Security Challenges

The growth of mobile computing aided the development of document workflow capabilities on multifunction devices. This provided exciting opportunities for business growth. However, with any new opportunity comes a new challenge. Security challenges that every business must address. The Challenges The increased capabilities offered by digital technology means businesses can’t afford to let new securityLearn More

Network Security: Are You Doing Enough?

Security vulnerabilities are perhaps the leading challenge facing businesses in the coming years. Even seemingly small weaknesses in company networks can have a devastating impact, as Equifax learned all too well in 2017. While billion-dollar corporations are high-value targets for hackers, SMBs shouldn’t take comfort in a too-small-to-hack approach when planning their network security strategy.Learn More

5 Ways to Improve Your Security Game in 2018

Concerns over security are nothing new in the workplace, and businesses are well aware of the consequences of a major security breach. Below are a few tips for improving your game in 2018. 1. Establish security policies. With no established security policy in place, your employees may not be sure what’s expected. BYOD policies thatLearn More

How Many Security Weaknesses Are Lurking in Your Office?

Can you list the networked equipment that’s currently in use at your office? A quick assessment may include laptops, desktop computers, mobile phones, tablets, scanners, printers, copiers, and fax devices. Video conferencing systems, interactive whiteboards, and smart TVs may also need to go on your list, and you’ll even need to include the mobile devicesLearn More

Is it Time for a Security Tune-Up?

A reactive approach to security is no longer adequate. Just one mistake can lead to catastrophic damage, including fines, loss of customer confidence, lawsuits, and a loss of proprietary product data. Security systems that protect documents and information at all levels—during creation, storage, sharing, printing, and use—are a business imperative. Here’s where to begin. 1.Learn More