ezeep Is Now Covered by ISO 27001: What It Means For Printing

If ezeep showed up on a shortlist and someone on your security team asked "are they ISO 27001 certified," the answer is now yes. ezeep is built on ThinPrint technology, and ThinPrint GmbH holds ISO/IEC 27001 certification for the development, quality assurance, sales, operation, and support of its print management solutions.

That's the short version for anyone who just needed the checkbox. The rest of this covers what the certification actually verifies, what it doesn't, and how to use it in your own compliance sign-off.

What Does ISO 27001 Certification Actually Verify?

ISO/IEC 27001 is the international standard for an Information Security Management System (ISMS) - a risk-based, continuously improving system of policies, processes, and controls an organization uses to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information. Certification means an external auditor appointed by an accredited certification body audited ThinPrint's ISMS against the standard's requirements, confirmed it meets them, and continues to verify this through annual surveillance audits. It's a verified, ongoing process - not a one-time marketing claim.

ThinPrint's ISO/IEC 27001 certification was issued by DQS GmbH on August 27th, 2026.

The distinction matters in a vendor review. A company that says "we take security seriously" is describing intent. A company that holds ISO 27001 certification has had that intent checked by someone with no reason to be generous about it.

What's In Scope

ThinPrint's ISMS scope covers the development, quality assurance, sales, operation, and support of print management solutions for enterprise IT environments. ezeep is one of the print management solutions built and supported under this certification. The scope spans the full lifecycle, not only a slice of it. If a certification only covers part of a vendor's operation, that's usually where the gaps in a security review show up later: a product built under scope, then supported or sold outside it. ezeep doesn't have that problem.

Why This Matters for Your Security Review

Print infrastructure doesn't usually get the security scrutiny that identity systems or databases do, right up until a procurement checklist or an auditor asks about it directly. At that point, an unverifiable "trust us" answer from a vendor turns a five-minute checkbox into a follow-up email chain.

ISO 27001 certification gives your team something concrete to cite instead: a named standard, an external audit, and a defined scope you can check against your own requirements. If your organization already requires ISO 27001 from vendors handling data (a common bar for regulated industries and larger enterprises), ezeep clears it without a workaround or a compensating control.

Where ISO 27001 Fits with ezeep's Other Security Practices

Certification is one part of the picture, not the whole thing. ezeep's architecture is worth mentioning here because it shapes what's actually being certified. Print jobs render in the cloud rather than on a local print server, and controlled document release holds jobs until a user authenticates at the printer. Those are product-level design decisions. ISO 27001 certification is the layer on top: proof that the processes governing how ThinPrint builds, operates, and supports that product are managed to a recognized standard, not just that the product happens to behave securely today. ezeep's security and compliance page gives more information on the practices used.

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