Ringdale joins IDC's Annual UK Security Conference to address companies' GDPR compliance challenges within their office printing environments

BURGESS HILL, United Kingdom, February 15, 2018 – Ringdale will be attending IDC's Annual UK Security Conference, March 14 to 15, London, United Kingdom.

In anticipation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) deadline (May 25, 2018), attendance for the event is set to top previous years, with over 350 of Europe's top security professionals having already registered. Ringdale will be meeting with delegates on booth 7 to highlight the importance of including document processes within the organization's IT security and compliance strategy for the GDPR. Key topics will include:

• Assessment of print security threats: uncovering high risk areas in order to build a strategy around document security that is consistent with the organization's IT strategy
• GDPR compliance: critical considerations in advance of the GDPR deadline and developing a future proof strategy beyond the initial rollout phase
• FollowMe Data Loss Prevention (DLP): monitoring, tracking and archiving high risk information to protect Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and intellectual property
• Enterprise-grade mobile print security: securing workflow for office staff, remote workers and guest users with one solution to enable printing from all PCs, laptops, mobile phones and tablet devices
• Federate document security across all office locations and printer brands: applying consistent security measures across the entire printing environment, including branch or regional office locations

"This year's IDC Security Conference is set to see unprecedented attendance from IT professionals with an appetite to discover how the latest innovations in document management and security can enable compliance and eliminate costly exposures to security breaches," says Eric Crump, Director of Strategic Alliances, Ringdale.

IDC's Annual UK Security Conference is held March 14 to 15 at The Kia Oval, London.

Originally published February 15, 2018. Product names, capabilities and contact details reflect that date.