Canon Announces New Security Website, CNA Authorization
Canon Inc. of Tokyo, Japan, today announced it’s established the Canon PSIRT…
Canon Inc. of Tokyo, Japan, today announced it’s established the Canon PSIRT…
Company also provides guidance to secure affected products.
“We’re investing in our team and working to deliver the highest level of product security by further immersing ourselves in the industry and addressing vulnerabilities in a more responsive manner.”
Last week, both Canon U.S.A. and Konica Minolta Business Solutions, U.S.A. announced they had received ASTORS Homeland Security awards from American Security Today.
Market-research International Data Corporation (IDC) has just published a new white paper detailing how…
With Bitdefender anti-malware technology scanning all data and files processed on Sharp A3 MFPs, organizations can detect malicious activity and threats…
New services protects endpoints against both online and offline attacks.
“Complex attacks previously required serious skills, knowledge and resource. Now the technology and training is available for the price of a gallon of gas.”
“This certification … demonstrates they (customers) can trust that the Ricoh services they depend on are explicitly designed to help secure and protect not only their information, but that of their customers, as well.”
Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A. today released its new cloud-based service for remote security monitoring and management…
The guide covers cybersecurity guidelines for NIST SP 800-171, which is required for organizations that conduct business with government bodies, such as defense agencies.
Company has identified video security solutions as one of its key areas of focus to drive growth for the company.
Cloud-based service provides remote security monitoring and management…
Ricoh Company of Japan today issued a security notice involving a potential security vulnerability for its copier/MFPs and printers.
Lexmark International today announced it’s again been named a Leader in Global Print Security by global print and market-research firm Quocirca.
Among the findings are that enterprises are more confident in their print-infrastructure’s security when they use managed print services, but printers used at home continue to be a security risk.