SECURITY AND COMPLIANCE

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Don't give attackers a chance

 

Data theft, sabotage and cyber extortion are now a tangible threat to everyday business, even for SMBs. 

Threats are emerging even in well-protected IT environments. The cybercriminals who are able to overcome effective security protection like yours are also likely to cause the most damage once they are inside. 

Also, in many cases, attacks are only discovered after the damage has already been done. Then it's too late!

Information security at all levels ensures that your organisation and your team are well prepared for attacks.

 

Therefore, make sure that the following areas in your organisation are adequately protected:

Protect your MFPs from cyber attacks

Protect your IT devices from cyber attacks

Protect your identities and data from theft

Ensuring your business continuity

Protection against high fines and loss of reputation

Protection of your physical assets

Protect your MFPs from cyber attacks

  • MFPs are increasingly becoming the focus of hacker attacks
  • Don't make the mistake of neglecting security issues associated with multifunction devices
  • Therefore, the areas of access control/access security, hard disc data security and network security should be regulated
  • Viruses and malware must be prevented from entering the company network via the MFP

Protect your IT devices from cyber attacks

  • Once an attacker has infiltrated your network via a vulnerable endpoint, it can be difficult to identify and stop them
  • Protect your IT endpoints such as PCs/laptops, tablets and mobile phones as well as servers, regardless of where your employees work and even when they are not connected to a network
  • Detect and neutralise stealthy attacks that have managed to bypass other protective security measures such as passwords and traditional antivirus tools

Protect your identities and data from theft

  • If you use Microsoft 365, you should adequately protect user identities and all data running through Microsoft 365 applications
  • Recognise and remediate identity-based risks such as the use of anonymous IP addresses, password spray attacks or leaked credentials
  • Ensure protection against threats from inbound emails that contain links (URLs) and/or attachments

 

The 7 biggest cyber threats

Do you know the biggest cyber threats that can paralyse your business? If not, download our free infographic with exciting background information and the latest statistics. 

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Ensuring your business continuity

  • If you fall victim to a ransomware attack, for example, and the blackmailers hold your data for a ransom, you will not be able to continue your business
  • Alternatively, the data is completely lost, in which case restoring the data can be incredibly expensive
  • Therefore, the data should be backed up automatically on a daily basis so that the data can be restored quickly in the event of an attack
  • This prevents data loss and costly business interruptions

Protection against high fines and loss of reputation

  • Your customers' trust is your most valuable asset, and you must not jeopardise it
  • Therefore, make sure you have the most effective cybersecurity strategy
  • If you do fall victim to an attack and personal data is stolen, you must report this to the authorities and your affected customers within 72 hours in accordance with the GDPR law
  • Our solutions help you to comply more easily with the deadlines and requirements for reporting GDPR data breaches

Protection of your physical assets

  • Information in a company cannot always only be stolen digitally
  • The "classic" way of breaking and entering is also still very common
  • Intelligent video surveillance can secure infrastructure, properties or buildings to prevent unauthorised persons from gaining unauthorised access
  • They take over the task of constant human monitoring, ensure greater consistency and only involve people (through alerts) when they recognise anomalies, defects, risks or dangers

 

Your guide to tackling security threats

Read this guide to find out how you should set up your company's security strategy to ensure holistic protection of your information, data and physical assets. It is important for you to know that you are not alone to do that! With Konica Minolta, you have a partner at your side who specialises in small and medium-sized companies and has over 20 years of expertise in the field of security. Our expertise in the area of printer security serves as a basis for us to look at other areas of the company so that you receive 360° protection – all from a single source, so that you are not dependent on several providers. You no longer have to worry about anything, and can instead focus on your core business and plan successfully for the future without disrupting your business.

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