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Secure The Less OBVIOUS GAPS


• Using conventional wireless headsets or keyboards could leave you open to hacking from within your office, or even from your reception or car park


THREATS IDENTIFIED


Plantronics Savi 740-M Wireless Convertible Headset


Advanced DECT wireless security Using the latest standards in DECT wireless security, the Savi 700 series headsets keeps your conversations safe and secure.


• Encryption starts immediately after a connection is established, so no information is exchanged without being encrypted


• Standard on-air key allocation creates a secure link with a registered headset, ensuring safety from man-in-the- middle attacks


• Derived cipher key procedure limits the opportunity for hacking attempts by updating the cipher key at least once every 60 seconds


Guide price £196


AES Keyboards Safe and secure computing


Surveillance


Monitor your premises to discourage theft of sensitive data and valuable equipment


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• In a busy office with staff and visitors flowing through all day, it’s difficult to ensure your sensitive information is secure every minute


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• Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is designed to help keep your information secure by encrypting your keystrokes, protecting what you type, whenever you type


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