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Sig-Tec integrates Silex's S1 fingerprint reader into logical access security software
Published in Medical Patent Law Weekly, December 6th, 2006
With legislation such as HIPAA requiring that patient records be kept confidential, hospitals and healthcare organizations have gone to great lengths to ensure that their networks and computers are secure from unauthorized users. However, printing is often seen as the last mile of defense when dealing with HIPAA requirements and many fail to consider the ramifications of an unauthorized user acquiring confidential patient records off of the printer.
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