The Week in Imaging

We’re seeing a lot of mobile-related introductions in the imaging space of late and it’s a sure bet we’re going to see many more in the months ahead. The big mobile announcement this week was Notable Solutions, Inc.’s (NSi’s) roll out of NSi Mobile, a productivity app for

bizhub Secure Keeps Konica Minolta Ahead of the Security Solutions Curve

Thursday, December 8, 2011

Scott Cullen

Security has been a standard in Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc’s bizhub MFPs from day one, while most other manufacturers offered it as an option. Having predicted future security vulnerabilities in the digital imaging industry, Konica Minolta has remained ahead of

The Xerox Approach to Data Security

Thursday, November 10, 2011

Scott Cullen

With the office technology industry and end users concentrating more on document and information security at the device, it’s only natural that this is a major emphasis within Xerox. Despite the company having a reputation as an industry leader in this area, the cost of

Hard Drive Security Uncovers a Hidden Revenue Stream for Independent Dealers

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Bob Mitchem

To say things changed when CBS News published their story in April 2010 on copier machines being a security risk is an understatement. That five minute segment has gone viral, and as of this writing the YouTube version of this report has been viewed nearly a million times.

Secure Document Creation and Delivery is the Key to Protecting Assets in a Distributed Environment

Thursday, July 21, 2011

Mike Morper

Today just about anyone can access and disseminate information easily using a multifunction device. While scan-to-email, scan-to-fax, and scan-to-desktop have become everyday ad‐hoc scanning procedures, security at the point of capture is a potential vulnerability. It is more

MFP Security Alert Redux: A Conversation with IT Security Researcher Deral Heiland

Friday, April 1, 2011

Scott Cullen

If you think the office technology industry completely addressed the MFP security issue last year, you’d be wrong. There’s a new threat a brewing, a threat that was exposed at the Shmoocon Hacking Conference (www.shmoocon.org) this past January. Two separate Shmoocon

The IPv6 Countdown – Are You Ready?

Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Peter Cybuck

In 2007 and 2008, the MFP industry was hit by the demand to urgently provide IPv6 compliant product in order to respond to government RFP’s or be eliminated from the competition. Short-term external MFP adapters and partial solutions were quickly released, but users rarely if

On the Sidelines at BTA’s Second Data Cleansing Summit

Friday, October 15, 2010

Scott Cullen

BTA’s second Data Cleansing Summit held at the same time as the BTA East event in White Plains New York on Sept. 23 underscored the organization’s and the industry’s commitment to data security. The event was attending by representatives from most major OEMs