A.The customer can outsource monitoring of their printer fleet to trained HP experts, who monitor compliance and identify potential issues once a week.

B.In case of an attack, HP data forensic experts can trace back the origin of such attack and support legal actions against hackers with court-permissible data.

C.The customer can outsource monitoring of their printer fleet to a third-party company that will monitor compliance once a month and contribute data for quarterly meetings.

D.The customer can outsource monitoring of their printer fleet to trained HP experts, who monitor compliance and identify potential issues, with proof of compliance maintained for regulatory requirements.

A.When an attack occurs, the printer fixes itself without IT involvement.

B.The printer is always protected by HP Sure Shield and there are lower maintenance, service, and update costs.

C.When an attack occurs, you can continue with current printing activities.

D.Less time is spent on the printer maintenance and updates.

A.It the hacker advances past one layer of protection, it doesn't matter as the data they aim for is backed up in multiple places.

B.If the hacker advances past one layer of protection, there are additional layers that continue to protect.

C.It allows HP MPS partners to detect an attack using the HP remote monitoring tools as it happens and employ security counter measures.

D.It allows HP to detect an attack as it happens and immediately employ security counter measures in the other non-infected layers.

A.An error message is immediately displayed on the screen and the device restarts in safe mode.

B.An error message is immediately displayed on the screen, stating an intrusion was detected, a CIS log and error message are simultaneously sent to alert the security team, and the device restarts.

C.A CIS log and error message are sent to alert the security team and the device restarts without a warning.

D.A message is displayed on the screen, stating the printer will restart, and a CIS log is simultaneously sent to alert the security team.

A.after the first malware attack

B.during low network traffic time to avoid interrupting print jobs or network maintenance

C.when the new printer with HP Instant-On Security joins the network and after a cold reset

D.when the IT admin enters the password on the printer's control panel