Ricoh 2020D Features Guide - Page 5

Perhaps you've read the John Grisham novel The Firm, or have seen the movie by the same title. In it, the trusted attorney turns against his employers. He circumvents the modest document security features by having an assistant copy legal files after hours by means of stolen magnetic swipe cards that are used to track and bill clients for chargeback purposes. That was fiction, but based on real-world experiences. Today's threats are more complex, involving multiple media. This table identifies several high-risk sectors that without adequate protection of data streams and stored documents leave companies vulnerable to information theft, leaking, or falsification. High Risk Sectors Federal Government Financial Pharmaceutical General Office High-tech Laboratories Law Firms Accounting Medical/Hospitals Information at Risk National Security, Military, and Trade Secrets, Social Security, Veteran's Administration Data Mergers and Acquisitions, Stock Transactions Clinical Trials, Patent Applications, Quarterly Financial Results Customer Lists, Executive Compensation, Restructuring Plans, Employee Reviews, Product Launch/Pricing Plans New Product Design (R&D), Intellectual Property Test Methods, Research Reports Briefs, Depositions, Contracts Audit Data, Financial Reports Billing, Patient Medical Records 2