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Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE Hardening Guide:p
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Guide provides the configuration settings for two typical scenarios so that organizations can securely add a MFD solution based on best practice. These settings have been tested and validated by recognized industry experts, IOActive
This guide makes no assumptions about specific industry sector regulatory requirements that may impose other security considerations which are out of scope of this document.
Scenario 1 – Office Environment
Typically this will be a small business environment with an un-segmented network topology. It uses one or two MFDs for its internal use and these devices are not accessible from the Internet.
A small business may have only one person dealing with computer issues and then often on only a part-time basis. Many organizations hire a consultant to establish their computer environment, and then rely on in-house staff to keep it going.
Scenario 2 – Enterprise Environment
This is typically a multi-site, multi-office environment with a segmented network architecture. It has multiple MFDs deployed on a separate VLAN accessible for internal use via print server(s). These MFDs are not accessible from the Internet.
This environment will usually have a permanent team to support their networking and back-office requirements along with general computer-issues but it is assumed they will not have specific MFD training.
17493
Guide provides the configuration settings for two typical scenarios so that organizations can securely add a MFD solution based on best practice. These settings have been tested and validated by recognized industry experts, IOActive
This guide makes no assumptions about specific industry sector regulatory requirements that may impose other security considerations which are out of scope of this document.
Scenario 1 – Office Environment
Typically this will be a small business environment with an un-segmented network topology. It uses one or two MFDs for its internal use and these devices are not accessible from the Internet.
A small business may have only one person dealing with computer issues and then often on only a part-time basis. Many organizations hire a consultant to establish their computer environment, and then rely on in-house staff to keep it going.
Scenario 2 – Enterprise Environment
This is typically a multi-site, multi-office environment with a segmented network architecture. It has multiple MFDs deployed on a separate VLAN accessible for internal use via print server(s). These MFDs are not accessible from the Internet.
This environment will usually have a permanent team to support their networking and back-office requirements along with general computer-issues but it is assumed they will not have specific MFD training.