New technology to protect Norwegian office printers from cyberattacks
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Canon has launched a new technology called EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) for its office printers. The purpose of the technology is to strengthen security in companies by detecting digital threats that have previously been difficult to uncover.
In today's digital work environment, office printers are often connected to the company's network. This makes them potential targets for hackers who want to gain access to sensitive information. The new solution from Canon is intended to act as a digital defense that monitors the printer for suspicious activity.
The technology is specifically developed to detect so-called insider threats and advanced cyberattacks. By using EDR technology, the system can alert the IT department as soon as something abnormal occurs, allowing an attack to be stopped before it causes damage to the company's computer systems.
For Norwegian companies, which are increasingly exposed to digital attacks, this can be an important tool for securing office equipment. Increased security around office equipment is part of a larger effort to protect companies' internal networks against modern threats.
Sources: Mynewsdesk
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