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Capture and Imaging | Information Security
A typical document imaging system is creating four major vulnerabilities that substantially increase the potential for data theft and violations of information management regulations: Not encrypting the data while it's in motion. Unsecured log files. Poor visibility into operator activities. Poor security management. New technology can help mitigate the above risks. I'm not here to sell you a system, I'm here to sell you an approach to a system. I'm telling you that if you're sitting on years old document scanning system, you're probably at risk, and it's time for you to look for a system. Get out your legal pad. Get out your pen and get ready to write down the four things I'm about to tell you to look for in a new document scanning system.
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Capture and Imaging | Information Security
Despite all of the investments you're making at the macro level, despite all the efforts that your IT department is doing on your behalf, there's a gap in your information security systems, and it is in the unlikeliest of places - your document scanning and data capture systems. Your information on-ramp is leaving you vulnerable to the bad guys. A typical document imaging system is creating four major vulnerabilities that substantially increase the potential for data theft and violations of information management regulations.
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Capture and Imaging | Information Security
Think your scanned images are safe? Think again! As we begin 2016, the biggest threat to your business probably isn't the proverbial competitor down the street. It's someone who wants to take advantage of your corporate information. We know that a growing number of businesses and government entities have already become cyber war victims.
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