Fax or Email for Secure Document Delivery?

As cyberattackers continuously find new ways to compromise personal information, organizations must use secure digital document delivery systems with adequate encryption to secure endpoints and encrypt sensitive information that is both in transit and at rest. Fax remains to be one of the most trusted document delivery methods available today, and its key role in healthcare data security best practices is the reason why the online fax market is projected to be worth $2.4 billion by 2022.

By leveraging the security of fax technology with the scalability of the cloud, and faxing via the internet, organizations can exchange sensitive information faster and more securely. Ideal for the healthcare industry, fax can securely transport unstructured data while complying with government-mandated regulations such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS). While fax delivery can seem like a dirty word to many, newer delivery systems embrace the concept of fax to deliver rich document content with modern-day secure transmission technologies.

ETHERFAX CTO, Robert Cichielo, recently discussed secure document delivery in Security Boulevard. Read the full article here.

Paul Banco

As CEO of ETHERFAX®, Banco is responsible for the strategic direction of the company and leads technology development, including the patented ETHERFAX and ETHERFAX SEN intellectual property. Banco helped organizations automate their fax server operations. As a visionary, he identified the need to leverage the cloud for secure document delivery and co-founded ETHERFAX in 2009 with other telecom industry veterans.

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