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Canon Solutions America Announces 16-City Security Roadshow

Nearly 50% of the businesses reporting a data breach last year were small businesses, according to a study by Verizon.

Canon Solutions America launching 16-city anti-data breach tour
Canon Solutions America launching 16-city anti-data breach tour

Melville, New York-based Canon Solutions America, a wholly-owned subsidiary and the sales arm of Tokyo-based Canon, announces a 16-city security roadshow, beginning Tuesday, June 4, entitled “Mission Possible: Securing Your Enterprise.”

The company says the initiative is designed to educate businesses on information security and data privacy, and provide solutions and services to support these critical areas. According to IT market intelligence provider International Data Corporation (IDC), 64% of businesses have had a security breach or attempted breach, and the average cost of a data breach in the U.S. in 2018 was $7.91 million.

Canon Solutions America says that along with colleagues from Vera, Barracuda Networks, NT-ware, and Therefore, it will share insights into the convergence of information security and data privacy at events in cities across the U.S. The company says attendees will learn how Canon Solutions America’s “Five Pillars of Security” approach can help their organizations address multiple areas of risk:

  • Device Security
  • Print Security
  • Document Security
  • Information Security
  • Cybersecurity

“With information security and data privacy, you can’t talk about one without the other,” says Mark Sinanian, senior director, solutions marketing for Canon Solutions America. “Businesses rely on the sharing of information, both electronically and through paper-based communication, for the successful operation of the company. Implementing and maintaining security measures that balance risk and business productivity is essential. Canon Solutions America’s mission is to provide our customers with solutions and services that protect the transfer of information while helping to enable business growth and improve efficiency.”

According to a data breach investigation from Verizon, nearly 43 percent of companies reporting a data breach were small businesses.

For a complete list of dates and locations for the security roadshow, click here.

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