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Closing the print security gap
by ComputerWeekly.com
Published on: 11/07/2011 Overview The market landscape for print security
With the ability to print, copy, scan to network destinations and send email attachments, these devices come equipped with hard disk drives and often run internal web servers. Whilst MFPs and printers have improved business productivity, they pose the same security risk as any networked device if left unprotected. With reported data breaches on the rise and growing industry and regulatory requirements around information security, businesses may suffer financial and reputational damage if they ignore the risks of unsecured printing. Employing secure printing controls reduces risk and helps reduce costs through user authentication to minimise wasteful printing and by auditing user activity, provides organisations with better governance and accountability. The market landscape for print security is complex with little standardisation, characterised by a mix of hardware capabilities and proprietary software from MFP manufacturers along with independent third party software products. Quocirca’s research has revealed that although larger enterprises are stepping up their efforts to improve their protection, many companies have much work still to do in safeguarding their enterprise print infrastructure.
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