Datenschutz und Datensicherheit - DuD

, Volume 32, Issue 9, pp 593–596 | Cite as

Secure printing

How to mitigate risks while dealing with secure printing matters
  • Isabella Santa
Schwerpunkt Awareness
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Abstract

Business and transaction documents printed by users or in captive printing and mailing operations are susceptible to security breaches. Awareness of the related risks is crucial for corporations.

Keywords

Information Security Intellectual Property Right Security Breach Information Security Management Printing Environment 
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  • Isabella Santa

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