Data Encryption and Overwriting

Digital MFPs retain large amounts of data from copy/print/scan/fax jobs in internal storage. To safeguard confidential data from unauthorised access, Sharp MFPs automatically encrypt job data before saving it to internal storage; then erases it via multiple automatic overwrites – that gives peace of mind.

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Network Security

IP/MAC Address Filtering restricts unauthorised access to networked machines by allowing access only to those PCs that have their IP address or MAC (media access control) address registered. To ensure an extremely high level of network security, Sharp MFPs employ SSL (secure sockets layer) and IPsec data encryption technologies.

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Example of Unauthorised Copying

Document Control

The Document Control function, available for use on Sharp MFPs with the Data Security Kit, prevents unauthorised copying, scanning, faxing, and ling of confidential documents by embedding copy prevention data into documents.

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User Authentication

To restrict machine access and usage, Sharp MFPs can utilise account codes, user/group pro les, passwords, or external user accounts contained in an LDAP or external active directory server.

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Example of Unauthorised Copying

Other Security Features

  • Tracking Information Print: add details to printouts that make it possible to track documents and prevent data theft.
  • Hidden Pattern Copy/Print: a watermark can be embedded into a document to alert the user not to distribute it.
  • Data Initialisation: retained data can be initialised when it’s time to replace the MFP

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