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Your Home Printer and Network Equipment Could Be Putting Corporate Data at Risk

The challenges of finding sufficient work space, blocking out the noise from TVs blaring, children playing, dogs barking, online meetings crashing due to the lack of home bandwidth, and other distractions are already becoming all too commonplace. However, there is another, invisible and silent challenge that employers should be very conscious of: data security.

Testing Security from Three Vectors

There’s been no shortage of conversation around MFP and printer device security, with competing claims—and sometimes outright sniping—among major OEMs about who has which features and whose devices are more vulnerable to hackers. So, we here at Keypoint Intelligence - Buyers Lab said to ourselves, “Someone should do something to clarify all this,” a thought soon followed by the realization that, “and that someone should be us!”

Company Founder Discusses BTA and TAG Memberships, Managed IT

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Are You Touched by CCPA?

In the eyes of the State of California that data is now subject to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and it poses some challenges companies doing business in California, but also companies who do business with constituents in California.

On the Verge of 2020, TAG Helps Members Prepare for Further Growth

“Hindsight is 2020” and “2020 vision” are the most oft-used puns about next year. Fortunately, at the Technology Assurance Group’s two-day MTSP meeting in Austin, Texas, neither was said. And that’s just one reason—a very small reason, granted—why “Planning Your Success in 2020” in early November was, well, a success.

Security, Production, and uniFLOW Also Highlighted at Atlanta Event

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When stories of cyberattacks reach the media, the culprit is often an outside source.

Stories about data breaches leaking personal data and damaging company profitability continue to make headlines. Much of the focus in these pieces includes the sophisticated forms of cyberattacks that are involved. For example, the WannaCry attack of 2017 was accomplished with a ransomware worm while the infamous Equifax breach reportedly came from software exploitation.

Copiers Northwest and BluZebra Technologies hosted a Lunch and Learn in Vancouver, Washington with HP onsite as their guest speaker. I had the opportunity to listen to what Lindsey Hearst, HP Print Security Advisor had to say. Here’s what I took from this educational session.

New Partnerships Help Further Address a Major Customer Concern

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