Still running your business on older HP LaserJet printers that no longer receive firmware updates? That means your fleet could be a ticking security time bomb—exploitable by hackers while your team thinks everything’s fine.
Is your current print-service partner quietly locking your hospital into escalating costs, hidden toner schemes and outdated equipment? Discover the five warning signs your MPS may be taking advantage—and learn how to align with a true healthcare-focused print partner.
In healthcare, printer security is often overlooked, yet it’s a critical vulnerability. With features like self-healing firmware and secure pull printing, modern printers can protect patient data and support HIPAA compliance. Learn how to secure your print infrastructure and reduce breach risk.
Printers are a growing cybersecurity risk. Protecting them is no longer optional — it’s essential to safeguarding your network.
Did you know many HP LaserJet printers and MFPs include a free Job Storage feature that holds your print job on the device until you walk to the machine and enter a PIN to release it? Set the driver to ‘Personal Job’, choose ‘PIN to Print’, and print with confidence.
Welcome to part 5 of 5 in my series, Danger in Plain Sight. In the last article, we shared some of the solutions that plague one… Read More »Next Steps – Danger in Plain Sight Part 5
In today’s fast-paced world of ever changing technology, I think we can all agree… our expectations are set high. Long gone are the times of signing copier leases with no flexibility. … They simply do not meet the demands set by consumers today, and should not be utilized in the managed print world.
It’s time to take some medicine. In the previous three parts of this series… we talked about the danger lurking inside our networks, how it goes undefended and how the risks manifest. In this article, we’re ready to discuss the solutions.
In this third chapter of the series, we shift from “what can go wrong” to “how it actually does”. From malicious resumes rewriting printer firmware to open print-ports being exploited at scale — your office printer is far from harmless.
In Chapter 2 of the series, the spotlight shifts to the hidden threat-landscape surrounding your networked printers. We examine how devices we treat as simple peripherals can in fact be compromised at the deepest levels — from firmware to BIOS — providing attackers with undetected avenues into your business.
