Heidelberg Issues White Paper on Security at Print Facilities

• Assigning a Chief Security Officer to establish policies and procedures to help limit exposure and liability
• Conducting a Vulnerability Assessment to identify areas of need
• Establishing an Acceptable Use Policy for managing access to the Internet
• Removing unwanted software
• Creating a baseline security for servers, workstations and printers
• Eliminating FTP, commonly termed "Failure to Protect" by seasoned hackers

-and many more.

Whether a security threat is intentional or accidental, internal or external, it has an impact on production and ultimately costs a company money. As "24 Ways A Printer Can Avoid Being Hacked" makes clear, the best way to survive a cyber-attack is to be prepared for it.
To download a copy, visit http://sso.us.heidelberg.com/prinect/it_whitepaper.htm.