How Secure Are Your Paper Documents?
In most organizations the focus of security is placed on securing e-mail, web servers and PCs to prevent information leakage and theft of corporate data via hackers. Little, if any attention is given to paper documents.

Join this Live Webcast for an in-depth look at taking control of how you can take control and prevent information leakages through your office equipment, whether your office is printing, copying or scanning.

We will review ways that your company’s information may be subject to being compromised and introduce some best practices to protect your document assets.

KEY TOPICS:

	Secure Printing - Prints unclaimed on the copier for all to see? How are you securing access to your office equipment?
	Secure Scanning - You may know who scanned a document at the copiers but how are you tracking what was in that document and who it was sent to?
	Tracking Sent Documents - Sensitive Documents leaked via e-mail, fax, or MFP? How do you trace it back to the sender?
	Confidentiality - Are your document and data confidentiality obligations being fulfilled?
	Corporate Risk - What is the consequence to your organization if you had a breach of information outside your organization?

NPO Japan Network Security Association research shows that 43.8% of breach of information is directly related to Paper documents.