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Epson PP-100N Security Disc Producer

STUNNING REPRODUCTION

Burn and print one disc or a hundred at the touch of a button

The Epson Discproducer PP-100N Security is the ideal solution if you need to burn confidential data onto CD/DVD media on a regular basis. The system is specially designed for applications requiring top-level security and protection of archived data.

Medicine: data on patients and billing

Business: financial and research data

Banking: customer, account and transaction data

Public sector: police, military and judicial data

Besides sharing the high reliability and superb quality of the products in the Epson Discproducer range, PP-100N Security also features additional advantages:

Protection against data loss and misuse

A PIN-protected door lock prevents unauthorised removal of burned or blank CD/DVD media.

The “Total Disc Network Administrator” software ensures that only the media corresponding to the specified PIN number can be output from PP-100N Security.

In the top security mode, employees need an electronic authorization by an approver in addition to the PIN code before they can burn media on the PP-100N Security.

The PP-100N Security’s integrated logic can manage up to 80 jobs from several users using encryption,so that even if the device is stolen,no readable data will fall into the wrong hands.

All the burn jobs are stored in a log file so you can search for them later whenever you like.

The Epson Discproducer PP-100N Security was designed in accordance with the Common Criteria (CC) safety standard and has been registered for certification.(ISO 15408)
This product meets the strict ENERGY STAR guidelines set by the European Commission. Epson is a global manufacturer committed to protecting the environment for future generations by offering a range of ENERGY STAR products. This is achieved by significantly reducing electricity usage, which saves energy, money and the environment, without compromising quality.

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