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The CBS Evening news recently broadcast a story called "Copy Machines a Security Risk?" The information presented in the story was alarming to say the least but CBS only scratched the surface of the topic. For companies who rely on securing confidential and proprietary information from competitors or hackers, there's much more you need to know about the inconspicuous digital copier. In this article we'll look at five areas where confidential information may be compromised.
If you haven't seen the CBS story please click on this link at the bottom of this page and view the five minute broadcast before you continue with this article.
In addition to the risks presented by the CBS story here are 5 additional areas where copiers can compromise your security.
1. Many digital copiers are also network printers that store network information such as IP addresses, subnet masks and gateway IP's. These settings are not stored on the hard drive and are not cleared by the digital copier "Purge" feature. Network settings must be manually cleared. Security experts will tell you to keep your network configuration private. You don't want competitors or hackers to know your internal network configuration. The more information about your network infrastructure that's accessible to hackers the less they have to figure out on their own and the sooner they can compromise your network.
2. Many digital copiers store the IP addresses of your DNS servers and/or Domain controllers. Depending on the type and model of your copier, this information may not be cleared by your copier "purge" function. You definitely don't want competitors or hackers knowing the IP addresses of your Name Servers or Domain Controllers.
3. Many digital copiers store email addresses and some even download your entire Email Global Address List to the copier. Again, you don't want this to be accessible to those outside your company.
4. The "purge" function used by older digital copy machines doesn't delete any data from the copier hard drive. It only renders the data inaccessible to the copier software. It either deletes a file we techies would call a "file allocation table" or it will use other tactics to render the data unreadable to the copier software. The "Purge" button merely gives an allusion the disk has been cleaned. However, the data is still there and can be removed as shown on the CBS story. Most copier security policies rely on this built-in Purge function and think their data is cleared. It is not cleared. It can still be accessed with free scanning tools available on the internet.
5. If your copier has a fax capability, the copier also stores all the phone numbers it dialed and numbers that dialed it along with any information you provided in your Fax phone book. Again, the "Purge" function will not clear this information.
One of the biggest obstacles surrounding this whole issue of Copier Security is the apathy and ignorance of the Manufacturers. Most copier technicians today still believe the built-in Purge function deletes all information on the copier. To make matters worse, most copier technicians don't know where the different type of information is stored. Some data is stored on the hard drive, some data in flash memory, and some data is stored in firmware. Sensitive information is stored in different places depending on the manufacturer and model of copier. Just when you think it can't get worse. Let me drop the final shoe. There are no utilities that will scan a copier and certify that it has been completely purged for older digital copy machines.
As I mentioned earlier, this CBS news story only scratched the surface of the real risks associated with digital Copier Security. The Copier Security pioneers who were interviewed in the CBS story, Digital Copier Security inc., have done extensive research on these security risks and are working to provide services and resources to help companies thoroughly purge their older copy machines. I applaud Digital Copier Security for bringing this issue to the attention of Corporate America and for working diligently to address this significant security hole.
I encourage the Copier industry to take responsibility for ensuring new copiers have the capability to purge themselves of all sensitive information and to provide a certification report indicating what has been purged. This should be a standard feature on all Digital Copiers and not an add-on feature that comes at an additional cost. Additionally copier technicians should be trained to thoroughly purge all Digital Copiers.
Until such a time, Corporate America must take necessary steps to ensure their own safety. They must ensure they are not exposing themselves to unnecessary security risks or even breaking Privacy Laws. Digital copiers must have processes defined (and documented) that ensure appropriate actions are taken before copiers are released to third parties.
Here's the link to the CBS Story
www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=6412572n&tag=api
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Craft Room Organization
Craft Room Organization
Just about everyone does one craft or another. Knitting, scrapbooking, card making… What’s the one thing they all have in common? They can easily take over our living space with their various tools, supplies, and materials. Keeping your craft supplies in order not only helps maintain your sanity and the appearance of your home, it also helps keep your materials in good working order. In addition, it allows you to sit down and complete a project without having to dig out first. The best part is getting your craft area organized doesn’t have to take a lot of time or money.
Keep reading for some quick and easy tips and tricks to help you maintain order wherever you complete your craft projects.
Here are a few questions to consider:
- Do you have adequate workspace?
- Do you have adequate storage space?
- If you can't finish your project today, do you have space to leave the project out?
- How easy is it to access and put away your supplies?
Storage and Work Space: Start by assessing the amount of space you have to work with. If it's just a closet, consider installing a closet system with a workspace so that you can craft and then simply close the doors to have it all out of sight. The Container Store (www.thecontainerstore.com) sells Elfa systems that can be customized to your space and craft.
If you have a whole room, picking out storage products is a little easier. Browse design websites for inspiration, and if your hobby has a magazine, purchase a copy or two for ideas. Consider purchasing some repurposed furniture such as library catalog card files to house your smaller tools. Visit yard sales, flea markets, and browse Craigslist for used furniture you can refinish and recycle.
Consider browsing your home for furniture. A hutch from the dining room can be turned into a craft supply cabinet, an old kitchen table can be used as a work surface and even rolling tool carts can be used for portable supply storage.
If at all possible, look for solutions that allow you to put uncompleted work away. But furniture pieces aren’t the only way to accomplish this task. Having the right storage pieces for similar items makes cleanup a cinch!
Storing Your Supplies: Once you have your basic furniture structure in place, and then consider your organizational accessories. Again, these don’t have to be specialized or expensive items. These products will be the key to keeping your space organized.
Visit your local dollar or superstore to find items that can be used to store craft supplies. Here are some ideas:
ü Pails-Hang from the bottom of a shelf with a mug hook for marker/scissor/pen storage.
ü Garbage pails-Use to house rolled wrapping paper, or rolls of fabric.
ü Tackle Boxes-Use to hold beads, thread, buttons, etc.
ü Ball Jars-Use to house anything small. (Then store the jars on a small shelf with a tiny ledge to prevent jars from falling off. This gives you a visual of the items in the jars and easy access.)
ü Food Storage Containers-Great to for preventing paints from spilling and making a mess.
Keep the Best: Once you have all of your organizational pieces in place, make sure that you get rid of any supplies that are too old or too small to use (such as scraps of paper). Donate anything that is usable, but you no longer want or need to a local school art department. Then categorize, contain and label the remaining items. Purging the items that you are keeping “just because” gives you the space for new and better items.
Other Things to Consider: Safely is an important issue when designing and organizing craft spaces. Make sure you have adequate light to see what you are doing. Adhesive LED lights are an inexpensive option for adding light where there are no existing fixtures. Also, make sure that any sharp tools like scissors or craft knives are well out of reach of children. If you are using knives or needles in your craft make sure to have a first aid kit nearby.
You want your craft space to make you happy. If possible, paint it a color you enjoy. Frame or display some of your previous masterpieces in the space and put up a bulletin or magnetic board to capture inspirations from magazines or photos.
A craft space can be located any where in your home. The most important thing to remember is to make it functional and FUN! If you just don't think you have the time or inspiration to create your perfect craft space contact a professional organizer who will assist you with the task.
About the Author
Bonnie Joy Dewkett is a professional organizer, author, and motivational speaker. Her company, The Joyful Organizer®, creates and implements organizational systems for the home or office. These changes allow her Customers to create calm from chaos at work and at home. She is a member of The National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO). She has published The Joyful Organizer's Guide to a Joyful Move, which is available at http://www.thejoyfulorganizer.com
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