Your office printers are just as vulnerable to security threats as any desktop or laptop computer. All it takes is one small crack in your network’s armor.
The WFH life has forever changed the office security game. Whether you run a hybrid workplace or your team solely works from home, securing a business gets complicated once people leave with their laptops—and private company information.
Are you one of the thousands—maybe even millions—of people now working from home due to coronavirus?
How high of a priority is print security protection at your business?
Every day, it feels like the world becomes increasingly digital. However, when it comes to the workplace, paper still has a massive presence.
If top security is a priority—and it should be—which printers should you invest in?
As printer and network securities advance, so do the methods hackers use to infiltrate a company’s systems.
Cyberattacks and data breaches are worst-case scenarios for any company. This logistical nightmare typically means paying hefty fines, dealing with regulators and auditors, a long-term loss of customer trust, and nonstop PR problems.
To the uninitiated, the term “shadow IT” may conjure up images of mysterious hackers in dimly lit rooms or ghostly apparitions fixing printers. But in our IT department, we know that shadow IT is not quite so immediately threatening
