14 Xerox
®
WorkCentre
®
7775 Evaluator Guide
• LDAP Filtering — Prevents unauthorized
network access based on IP address or
port number
• Print Channel Encryption — Delivering
secure communication via IPSec
• Secure Data Protocols — The
WorkCentre 7775 supports HTTPS,
enabling CentreWare Internet Services
setup via industry standard Secure
Sockets Layer (SSL) technology
• Secure Print — Unlimited Secure Print
holds jobs at the device until the owner
releases them with the PIN code
• Secure Scanning and Network Man-
agement — Includes support for
SNMPv3 and HTTPS
• User Data Encryption — Files saved to
and read from the WorkCentre 7775,
hard drive are encrypted
• Xerox Secure Access (optional) —
Smart card-based user authentication
for device access
Common Criteria certification
The National Information Assurance
Partnership (NIAP) is a U.S. government
initiative to meet the security testing of
Common Criteria, and is a collaboration
between the National Institute of Stan-
dards and Technology (NIST) and the
National Security Agency (NSA). Common
Criteria for IT Security Evaluation is an
internationally recognized methodology
(ISO 15408) for evaluating the security
claims of hardware and software vendors.
The five major elements of Common Crite-
ria are availability, integrity, confidentiality,
accountability and non-repudiation. Xerox
submits its products, along with highly
structured statements describing the
products’ information security capabilities,
for validation by an independent, gov-
ernment-sponsored laboratory for testing
and certification. Certification is a costly,
rigorous and time-consuming process —
the WorkCentre 7775 is currently under
evaluation.
Check the Xerox security pages
(www.xerox.com/security) or the Com-
mon Criteria Portal (www.niap-ccevs.org),
for more up-to-date information. Xerox
currently has more MFP products certified
than any other vendor in the industry.
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