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AnonymousInactiveSix Xerox MFP Systems Recognized for Security
Six High-Speed Xerox Multifunction Systems and Copiers Earn
Internationally Recognized Standard for Security. Xerox office systems are the
highest-speed devices in the industry to receive Common Criteria Certification.
ROCHESTER, NY, March , 2005 – Six of Xerox Corp high-speed digital copiers
and advanced multifunction systems have become the fastest office systems in the
industry to earn the international standard in information security. The systems
join a list of six Xerox mid-speed office products to make it even easier for
customers to meet both their document production needs and the strict security
requirements in the government, military, healthcare, legal and financial
sectors.The Xerox CopyCentre™ C65, C75 and C90 digital copiers and
WorkCentre™ Pro 65, 75 and 90 advanced multifunction systems – operating at
speeds of 65, 75 and 90 pages per minute – received the National Information
Assurance Partnership’s Common Criteria Certification following comprehensive
evaluations and testing. NIAP is a U.S. government initiative created to meet
the security testing needs of IT consumers and companies.Most IT products used within the U.S. Department of Defense, any military
branch, or buildings such as air bases or the Pentagon must carry Common
Criteria Certification. This mandate ensures IT systems maintain a proper level
of confidentiality, integrity and authentication. Commercial customers and other
federal agencies are also looking to NIAP for third-party verification that
office equipment is secure.“Document security is critical for both the public and private sector,” said
Tim Williams, president, Xerox Office Group. “This certification demonstrates
that customers can trust Xerox with their most sensitive documents and
intellectual property.”Specifically, NIAP certified two major components of the systems:
The Image Overwrite Security Option electronically “shreds” data
stored on the machine’s hard disk during routine job processing. Electronic
removal of data can be performed automatically after every job or when a person
specifically requests it.The Removable Disk Drive Accessory allows administrators to physically
remove hard drives from the systems so they can be locked away for safekeeping,
virtually eliminating the risk of unauthorized access to classified data. Xerox
is the only vendor to have achieved Common Criteria Certification for a
removable disk drive accessory.Xerox offers a variety of other security
options that allow customers to restrict access, track usage and protect
confidential information that flows through various Xerox CopyCentre digital
copiers, WorkCentre multifunction devices and WorkCentre Pro advanced
multifunction systems. Those solutions include:An Internal Auditron feature can be activated to require people to
enter an authorization code for walk-up copying. This enables administrators to
track usage at an account or department level.Network Authentication can restrict workers’ access to scan, e-mail
and fax features by validating user names and passwords prior to use.Xerox Secure Print holds confidential jobs at the device until the
owner enters a personal number to release them.
The Xerox CopyCentre C65,
C75 and C90 are digital office copiers designed for workgroups that require
professionally finished output quickly and reliably. The systems feature
automated technology that optimizes image quality.The Xerox WorkCentre Pro 65, 75 and 90 are Xerox’s fastest high-performance
network multifunction systems for the office. These systems are designed to
perform multiple tasks – print, copy, fax, scan, and e-mail – simultaneously and
are ideal for bringing efficiency to paper-intensive environments.In 2004, NIAP certified the 35 ppm to 55 ppm Xerox WorkCentre M35, M45 and
M55 copier-printers and the WorkCentre Pro 35, 45 and 55 advanced multifunction
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