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When it comes to your IT security and protecting your client data, your firm needs to abide by higher standards.
Canon’s Secure Print and Document Management solutions ensure that sensitive client information is accessed only by the right people within your firm.
This can include implementation of permission-based protocols and the application of strict version controls to ensure your document management and retention meets your audit and compliance requirements.
Further to this, Canon offers comprehensive IT security options that will help you to keep information from falling into the wrong hands. Nothing is more important – for your firm, or your clients.
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