How can you make sure your corporate data and valuable company information is safe and protected against data theft? Today’s MFPs (multifunctional peripherals) offer a huge range of functions and choices – which unfortunately goes along with a similarly wide range of potential security loopholes. Konica Minolta’s answer to this is the reliable protection of bizhub SECURE: together with you, we determine which of our industry-leading security standards are right for you. With this set of security measures, we give your Konica Minolta bizhub MFP and especially its HDD an extra level of protection to ensure that your data is more than secure – it’s bizhub SECURE!
Konica Minolta Business Solutions, a leader in delivering world-class business transformation solutions and technologies, and a Multi-Award Winner in the Annual ‘ASTORS’ Homeland Security Awards Program for Two Consecutive Years, is pleased to announce Four of their Products have been selected as Finalists in the 2019 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Program.
The Four Product Finalists are CAC/PIV, SIPRnet, bitdefender and bizhub SECURE ALERT.
bizhub SECURE Alert is the industry’s only low cost, all-inclusive way to notify organizations when they’ve had a security breach at their multifunction printer (MFP) due to unauthorized usage.
bizhub SECURE Alert is powered by DocRecord, an application that automatically processes Konica Minolta MFP activity records.
This MFP activity record, Image Log Transfer File (ILTF), is an inherent part of nearly all of Konica Minolta MFPs – both A3 and A4 models.
The only remaining MFP security vulnerability that is not addressed by most MFP companies is unauthorized usage at the MFP by an authorized user.
This leaves customers vulnerable to sensitive documents being printed, copied, scanned, emailed, and faxed. Organizations don’t know when a data or document breach occurs.
Organizations have no way of knowing who used the MFP for what and when and this leaves organizations potentially legally and financially liable for these data breaches that occur at their MFPs.
