Data of over 1 million people has been leaked to a public accessible database. This includes fingerprints, facial recognition, unencrypted usernames and passwords, and other personal information of employees. Suprema is the security company responsible for this, and they are used to secure facilities in over 83 countries, including governments, banks and the police.

This case highlights the importance of encryption, including making data anonymous, whilst in motion and at rest.

According to several industry experts, over half of print related data breaches has resulted in a data loss in the past 12 months. Therefore the application of data encryption as part of their print and imaging security strategy should be put in place.

FollowMe® by Ringdale is trusted by global leaders in banking, healthcare and government organizations to prevent data interception and to protect sensitive customer, employee and organizational information.  Organizations choose the FollowMe solution because it is secured by design using AES 256-bit strength encryption and is compatible with government grade security standards such as the FIPS 140-2.

For further information on FollowMe Secure Print Management by Ringdale, visit www.followme.ringdale.com

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