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Read MoreWhat was once the humble office copy machine has now evolved into the mighty Multi-Function Printer (MFP), aka the Multi-Function Device (MFD). MFPs can make copies, print documents, email attachments, and send faxes. However, the more powerful these devices become, the more considerations have to be taken into account when it comes to their security.…
Read MoreMany countries have legal professional privilege (aka “attorney-client privilege”) as a foundational aspect of their court systems. This legal principle protects conversations (including, but not limited to in person, on the phone, via email, etc.) between a client and their attorney from being made public without the client’s permission. Privilege allows clients to be completely…
Read MoreNewly revealed vulnerabilities mean hackers may be able to access sensitive company data via fax line entry points. Last week, researchers from Check Point, an Israeli IT security software provider, revealed vulnerabilities in the fax protocol that could serve as entry points for hackers into corporate networks during a talk they gave at the DEF…
Read MoreOceanFax can seamlessly integrate with Email (Exchange, Lotus Notes, SMTP Mail Server), ERP (Oracle, SAP, IBM) and MFP (HP, Ricoh, Canon, Fuji Xerox). The server supports FoIP and is compatible with Cisco, Avaya, AudioCodes and Alcatel. Email Integration Fax as easy as Email SMTP connection with no need to install connector in mail server No…
Read MoreLegal professionals throughout the world – whether in law firms, corporate legal departments, or otherwise – use fax daily to send and receive confidential documents with the courts, with clients, and with other attorneys. The majority of law offices rely on traditional fax, but with the increasing stringency of federal regulations, a paper-based infrastructure lacks…
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