Canon Data Security

Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE devices contain a Hard Disk Drive (HDD) in order to perform normal operations. The device’s HDD may include information like address book data, user authentication information, as well as documents that are stored on the HDD through features like Mail Box and Advanced Box.
Canon offers both standard and optional solutions to help limit access to information stored on the hard drive while the device is in use, as well as at the end of device life.

Canon Device Security & Authentication

Canon offers various protocols and applications, either resident on the MFP, or available as options that can assist IT with security features related to the output devices in their fleet and help limit access to the devices to authorized employees.

› Canon MFP Security
› Canon image RUNNER ADVANCE Security Hardening Guide
› Canon image RUNNER ADVANCE Security White Paper

Canon Data Security

Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE devices contain a Hard Disk Drive (HDD) in order to perform normal operations. The device’s HDD may include information like address book data, user authentication information, as well as documents that are stored on the HDD through features like Mail Box and Advanced Box.
Canon offers both standard and optional solutions to help limit access to information stored on the hard drive while the device is in use, as well as at the end of device life.

Canon Device Security & Authentication

Canon offers various protocols and applications, either resident on the MFP, or available as options that can assist IT with security features related to the output devices in their fleet and help limit access to the devices to authorized employees.

› Canon MFP Security
› Canon image RUNNER ADVANCE Security Hardening Guide
› Canon image RUNNER ADVANCE Security White Paper

Brother Security

While IT security threats and their impact on businesses continue to grow and evolve, security and compliance remain top priorities for Brother. Brother’s robust line-up of business-class products deliver advanced security features that address the common print security threats businesses are facing today.

Security in the workplace is a daily fact of life. From using ID cards to control physical access, to entering passwords to join the network, to using software to monitor and prevent unauthorized access, all are routinely used to protect critical assets and information.

However, there is one key area where many organizations still have potential vulnerabilities. This is where networked devices (including printers or scanners) connect to the network; in this instance, relying on perimeter-based security alone is not enough to protect the network or a company’s critical data.

› Brother Security White Paper