Printers sit on your network with open ports, default credentials, and firmware that hasn't been updated in years. This checklist helps IT teams identify the most common printer security vulnerabilities and close them before they become a breach.
The most exploited printer vulnerabilities and how to audit for them
Firmware, protocol, and credential checks you can run this week
How unencrypted print data and open spoolers create attack vectors
What a Zero Trust approach to printing looks like in practice
Replace print servers, eliminate driver management, and give every user a consistent printing experience from any device.
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