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Paper: A major threat to security
Paper poses a major risk. The average government employee accounts
for about 7,200 printed pages per year, while the average document is
copied an astounding 19 times. With so much paper, it’s disturbingly easy
for employees to print, copy, scan or fax sensitive documents without
detection. And while agencies can track how many documents pass
through printers, scanners and faxes, it’s not enough. Quickly knowing
what’s actually on those pages and who’s printing them can help you
avoid serious intentional disclosures and accidental leaks.
Modern threats call for swift and sophisticated action
The need to protect classified information quickly and securely has never
been greater. Unauthorized disclosures are damaging and irreversible.
The outcome could be a multimillion dollar mistake, damage to national
security or even loss of life. In addition, security risks continually evolve,
forcing information security officers to look for better measures to
proactively identify, evaluate and manage system risks.
A security solution is mandated
Recent unauthorized disclosures of high-profile content have led to
increased information security and privacy measures. Presidential and
Congressional mandates now require government agencies to mitigate
insider threats from unauthorized duplication and transmission of
classified information. For example, Executive Order 13587 was issued to
address Sharing and Safeguarding Information. The Federal Information
Security Management Act (FISMA) requires agencies to implement
programs to secure their operations and assets, and report annually on
compliance.
Is your agency at risk? Take this quick test to
find out:
Your agency is fully compliant with the latest information
security regulations.
a. True b. False c. Not Sure
Printed and copied documents are a part of your insider
threat investigations.
a. True b. False c. Not Sure
You can search printed or copied documents by keyword
and by user.
a. True b. False c. Not Sure
If you answered “false” or “not sure” to any question,
chances are your agency’s information is at risk—
meaning leaks are possible and you are most likely out
of compliance. That is, unless you have sophisticated
technology and automation in place to monitor, discover
and alert you to potential problems.
Solutions for Federal Government
Do you have the right technology in place to
monitor, discover and alert your agency to
potential document security problems?
Solutions for Federal Government
© 2015 Lexmark and the Lexmark logo are trademarks of Lexmark International, Inc., registered in the United States and/or other countries.
All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
lexmark.com/government
Conserve your budget
Lexmark Secure Content Monitor is an affordable solution to audit,
analyze and monitor all the documents that run on or through your
Lexmark multifunction product.
Use it to:
}} Enable security compliance at a fraction of the cost of
manual methods
}} Empower information assurance personnel to do more for
less money
}} Dramatically shrink investigative and security costs
}} Meet insider threat mitigation requirements at a lower cost
Discovery search: Spot problems in minutes, not days
You can conduct a Discovery Search by device, user, transaction type,
location, full text or keyword, and receive a complete list of content that
matches your criteria. Spot information leaks in minutes—instead of days
or weeks—by searching for specific content that’s at risk of unauthorized
distribution.
Plus, you can:
}} Track every document that’s printed, copied, scanned or faxed
through an output device
}} Examine a complete audit trail that covers all users and
document transactions
}} Know the content metadata of everything your agency prints
and copies
}} Conduct full-text and attribute searches, which are supported in
multiple languages
Identify potential threats
Lexmark Secure Content Monitor gives you rapid visibility into
what’s happening with your sensitive information, so you can
take action quickly.
Enhance compliance
The Lexmark Secure Content Monitor solution helps align
your agency with the objectives of Executive Order 13587
for sharing and safeguarding information and insider threat
mitigation language in legislation such as FY 2013 Defense
Authorization Act and FY 2014 Intelligent Authorization Act.
Lexmark can help your agency:
}} Implement an automated insider threat detection program
}} Take advantage of advanced data leak detection
technology
}} Enforce a policy for deterrence, detection and mitigation
of insider threats
}} Streamline audit and investigations with better results and
less manpower
}} Leverage technology that won’t hinder
employee productivity
Protect your data
With the Lexmark Secure Content Monitor solution,
information assurance departments can oversee millions of
paper and electronic documents with greater confidence and
security.
This solution can be used to:
}} Uncover risks, intentional breaches and unintentional
leaks
}} Alert information assurance personnel early about user or
keyword activity
}} Audit and monitor previously inaccessible information
about leaks
Ask for an assessment
Visit www.lexmark.com/government to learn more about Lexmark Secure
Content Monitor. We can determine where you are now and help you get
where you need to be to stay secure and compliant

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  • 1. Secure Content Monitor Paper: A major threat to security Paper poses a major risk. The average government employee accounts for about 7,200 printed pages per year, while the average document is copied an astounding 19 times. With so much paper, it’s disturbingly easy for employees to print, copy, scan or fax sensitive documents without detection. And while agencies can track how many documents pass through printers, scanners and faxes, it’s not enough. Quickly knowing what’s actually on those pages and who’s printing them can help you avoid serious intentional disclosures and accidental leaks. Modern threats call for swift and sophisticated action The need to protect classified information quickly and securely has never been greater. Unauthorized disclosures are damaging and irreversible. The outcome could be a multimillion dollar mistake, damage to national security or even loss of life. In addition, security risks continually evolve, forcing information security officers to look for better measures to proactively identify, evaluate and manage system risks. A security solution is mandated Recent unauthorized disclosures of high-profile content have led to increased information security and privacy measures. Presidential and Congressional mandates now require government agencies to mitigate insider threats from unauthorized duplication and transmission of classified information. For example, Executive Order 13587 was issued to address Sharing and Safeguarding Information. The Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) requires agencies to implement programs to secure their operations and assets, and report annually on compliance. Is your agency at risk? Take this quick test to find out: Your agency is fully compliant with the latest information security regulations. a. True b. False c. Not Sure Printed and copied documents are a part of your insider threat investigations. a. True b. False c. Not Sure You can search printed or copied documents by keyword and by user. a. True b. False c. Not Sure If you answered “false” or “not sure” to any question, chances are your agency’s information is at risk— meaning leaks are possible and you are most likely out of compliance. That is, unless you have sophisticated technology and automation in place to monitor, discover and alert you to potential problems. Solutions for Federal Government Do you have the right technology in place to monitor, discover and alert your agency to potential document security problems?
  • 2. Solutions for Federal Government © 2015 Lexmark and the Lexmark logo are trademarks of Lexmark International, Inc., registered in the United States and/or other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. lexmark.com/government Conserve your budget Lexmark Secure Content Monitor is an affordable solution to audit, analyze and monitor all the documents that run on or through your Lexmark multifunction product. Use it to: }} Enable security compliance at a fraction of the cost of manual methods }} Empower information assurance personnel to do more for less money }} Dramatically shrink investigative and security costs }} Meet insider threat mitigation requirements at a lower cost Discovery search: Spot problems in minutes, not days You can conduct a Discovery Search by device, user, transaction type, location, full text or keyword, and receive a complete list of content that matches your criteria. Spot information leaks in minutes—instead of days or weeks—by searching for specific content that’s at risk of unauthorized distribution. Plus, you can: }} Track every document that’s printed, copied, scanned or faxed through an output device }} Examine a complete audit trail that covers all users and document transactions }} Know the content metadata of everything your agency prints and copies }} Conduct full-text and attribute searches, which are supported in multiple languages Identify potential threats Lexmark Secure Content Monitor gives you rapid visibility into what’s happening with your sensitive information, so you can take action quickly. Enhance compliance The Lexmark Secure Content Monitor solution helps align your agency with the objectives of Executive Order 13587 for sharing and safeguarding information and insider threat mitigation language in legislation such as FY 2013 Defense Authorization Act and FY 2014 Intelligent Authorization Act. Lexmark can help your agency: }} Implement an automated insider threat detection program }} Take advantage of advanced data leak detection technology }} Enforce a policy for deterrence, detection and mitigation of insider threats }} Streamline audit and investigations with better results and less manpower }} Leverage technology that won’t hinder employee productivity Protect your data With the Lexmark Secure Content Monitor solution, information assurance departments can oversee millions of paper and electronic documents with greater confidence and security. This solution can be used to: }} Uncover risks, intentional breaches and unintentional leaks }} Alert information assurance personnel early about user or keyword activity }} Audit and monitor previously inaccessible information about leaks Ask for an assessment Visit www.lexmark.com/government to learn more about Lexmark Secure Content Monitor. We can determine where you are now and help you get where you need to be to stay secure and compliant