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市場調查報告書
列印裝置的使用與安全性上的問題
Hardcopy Equipment Use and Security Concerns Revealed in IDC QuickPoll
| 出版商 |
IDC |
| 出版日期 |
2011年11月 |
商品編碼 |
223366 |
| 內容資訊 |
英文 Pages: 37 |
| 價格 |
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列印裝置的使用與安全性上的問題 是由出版商IDC在2011年11月所出版的。
這份英文市場調查報告書包含Pages: 37 價格從美金4500起跳。
本報告，以對企業關係者的訪談調查（2011年10月實施）為基礎，檢證起因於列印裝置的安全性認知與重要性，並將其結果由下列摘要形式闡述。
IDC的見解
調查概要
概況
- 文件相關規則
- 安全性政策與列印
- 安全性上的問題
- 網路或是來自公司外部對裝置的不當連結的威脅
- 常駐於裝置的文件的暴露
- 傳送至／接受於裝置的文件的暴露
- 印表機/MFP功能的不當使用
- 裝置網路設定的暴露
- 安全性與MFP硬碟
- 將來自列印裝置的E郵件密碼化的必要性
- 印刷限制的重要性
- 限制對特定用紙盤的印刷
- 依據工作的種類來限制印刷
- 依據時間日期來限制印刷
- 要求兩面印刷
- 以應用來限制彩色印刷
- 以使用者或部門來限制印刷
- 在列印裝置上的辨識安全性侵害的功能
- 安全性與列印裝置相關性質上的意見
將來展望
主要建議
參考資料
圖表
This IDC study was designed to examine the awareness and significance of security attributed to hardcopy devices. Not long ago, a firestorm brewed in the hardcopy industry after a CBS News report highlighted the possibility of personal information being access or hacked via common hardcopy devices. Many users had no awareness that their copies and prints could be hacked if these jobs remained resident on the device's hard drive. As a result, manufacturers of these machines needed to quickly address the growing concerns of a user audience that worried about unauthorized information or documents falling into the wrong hands. "Not many customers think about the printer or the MFP as a possible vulnerable point in a company's document security processes. On the contrary, all devices on the network, including printers and MFPs, need to be secure, corporate assets. Additionally, many hardcopy devices are equipped with hard drives that could represent another point of vulnerability, which must be addressed in the organization's security strategy. The tools to achieve the highest level of document security are available, and we believe it is imperative for hardcopy market participants to educate their customers on the important benefits provided by these security solutions," says Keith Kmetz, program vice president for IDC's Hardcopy Solutions research programs.
Table of Contents
IDC Opinion
In This Study
Situation Overview
Rules About Documents
Security Policies and Hardcopy
Security Concerns
Threat from Outside the Company Maliciously Accessing the Network or Devices
Exposure of Documents Resident on the Device
Exposure of Documents Being Sent to/from the Device
Unauthorized Use of Printer/MFP Features
Exposure of Device Network Settings
Security and MFP Hard Drives
Need to Encrypt Emails from Hardcopy Devices
Importance of Print Restrictions
Restricting Printing to a Specific Paper Tray
Restricting Printing by the Type of Job
Restricting Printing by the Time of Day or Week
Requiring Duplex Printing
Restricting Color Printing by an Application
Restricting Color Printing by a User or Department
Ability to Identify a Security Breach on Hardcopy Devices
Qualitative Comments Regarding Security and Hardcopy Equipment
Future Outlook
Essential Guidance
Learn More
Related Research
Synopsis
Table: Key Decision Makers in Determining Documents to Be Accessed and Distributed by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Existence of Security Policy for Distribution of Documents Outside the Company by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Existence of Security Policy for Access to Specific Company Documents by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Existence of Security Policy for Documents to Be Stored on the Network by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Existence of Security Policy for Documents to Be Purged/Deleted from the Network by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Existence of Security Policy for Printers, Copiers, and MFPs by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Tools Used for Managing Security Configuration Settings for Printers, Copiers, and MFPs by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Level of Satisfaction with the Security Tools Used on Printers, Copiers, and MFPs by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Level of Concern About Potential Security Breaches on Printers, Copiers, and MFPs by Company Size (Mean Score)
Table: Level of Security Concern for the Threat from Outside the Company Maliciously Accessing the Network or Devices by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Level of Security Concern for the Exposure of Documents Resident on the Device by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Level of Security Concern for the Exposure of Documents Being Sent to/from the Device by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Level of Security Concern for Unauthorized Use of Printer, Copier, and MFP Features by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Level of Security Concern for the Exposure of Device Network Settings by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Number of Hard Disk Overwrites Required to Adequately Support Security Requirements by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Need to Destroy the Printer, Copier, and MFP Hard Drive at the End of Life by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Level of Need to Encrypt Emails from Printers, Copiers, and MFPs by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Level of Importance of Integrating the Print Restrictions by Company Size (Mean Score)
Table: Level of Importance to Restrict Printing to a Specific Paper Tray by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Level of Importance to Restrict Printing by the Type of Job by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Level of Importance to Restrict Printing by the Time of Day or Week by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Level of Importance for Duplex Printing by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Level of Importance to Restrict Printing of Color Documents by an Application by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Level of Importance to Restrict Printing of Color Documents by a User or Department by Company Size (% of Respondents)
Table: Ability to Identify a Security Breach on Hardcopy Devices by Company Size (% of Respondents)
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