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Threats are imminent, so it's time to beef up your firmware with Smart Compliance from Panasonic Connect. 

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How Smart Compliance works

  • High value laptops: Laptops serve as a great mobile tool as they bring great computing capacity and capability to any environment. This mobility also makes them a vulnerable target when used in untrusted environments and less than secure networks.
  • Critical servers: Servers contain a number of complex components which can be targeted. A compromised server can facilitate data theft, enable attackers to lie in wait, or disrupt user access. 
  • Network and security: By attacking networking appliances, attackers can move laterally within your system and avoid easy detection. In fact, they can even target network controls dedicated to security, compromising the very tools meant to protect. 

 

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What is Smart Compliance?

Smart Compliance is designed to simplify firmware integrity and ensure compliance with FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division (CJIS). CJIS maintains data that is vital to law enforcement agencies nationwide. Whether is it biometric identification tools or criminal history reports, all systems must be CJIS compliant to maintain security for all law enforcement data.

Smart Compliance by Panasonic Connect, is a solution designed to address the issues of firmware security and adherence to regulations.

Why Smart Compliance?

Let's take a look on some few reasons why smart compliance is a necessary solution.

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Comprehensive Database

Access to over 8 million elements from more than 200,000 update packages to ensure protection.

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Simplified Management

Streamlines security processes for hardware, firmware, and software components, making it easier for IT teams to manage.

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Enhanced Detection

Identifies threats that traditional endpoint detection and response (EDR) systems may miss, providing a deeper layer of security.