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Update your Ricoh Multi-Function Devices by downloading the latest features to help you optimise your document management workflows.
Security V2.0 update
1 End-to-end print encryption
To protect data from malicious attack and ensure end-to-end security, print data can now be encrypted using TLSv1.3.
2 Integrated Windows Authentication in SMTP Authentication
You can use the Integrated Windows Authentication (NTLM) as an authentication method for SMTP server.
Security V1.2 Update
1 End-to-end print encryption
To protect data from malicious attack and ensure end-to-end security, print data can now be encrypted using TLSv1.2.
2 SHA2 support on SNMPv3
To meet enhanced government security requirements, SHA2 (224bit/256bit/384bit/512bit) is now available as an authentication algorithm.
3 Secure internet fax connection
The POP3/IMAP4 encryption has been extended to include SSL/TLS. Customers using internet fax with Office 365 and Gsuite can now apply a secure SSL connection.
4 Batch change security settings
Eliminating the need to change/reinstate security settings manually at multiple individual devices, system administrators can now apply a remote global change to the following settings: user login, password and SNMP v3 account.
5 Batch change network protocols
Eliminating the need to change network protocol settings manually at multiple devices, system administrators can now apply a remote global change to the following settings: encryption strength; WSD (Encrypted Communication of Device) IPv4, NetBIOS over TCP/IPv4, Enable IPP Port 80 IPv4, IPP Port 80 IPv6, WSD (printer) IPv6, WSD (Scanner) IPv6, IPP (Port 631) IPv6, Permit SNMPv3 Communication, IPv4 and IPv6.