Print Security and What It Means to be Zero Trust

By Kieron Byatt, PaperCut: The hybrid workplace is rising. The office is changing and printing is changing too. Users used to primarily press print onsite, at their desks. We’re now in the hybrid working era. Users print from different locations and devices every day. Likewise, your print security needs to evolve and adapt every day. That’s why more organizations are adopting a zero-trust approach for their security, including print.

Print security is frequently overlooked and underestimated by many organizations. Mainly because cybersecurity monopolizes all the news ink. But your printing environment is both a physical and cyber link in your overall security chain. Protecting your printing is a crucial part of protecting your data, systems, and physical information from cyberattacks and security leaks.