Secure Printing Solutions

Protect your network, assets, and reputation

As printing systems become more capable and complex, threats to their security also grow in sophistication. Since your printers are connected to your network and often the cloud, there are avenues for cybercriminals to penetrate your infrastructure and spy on, steal, or destroy your vital documents and data. Modern printers and associated software have powerful built-in security, but it is necessarily complex, often with over 250 security settings. To ensure your printing systems are secure from intrusion and configured to your organization’s unique needs, partner with the secure print experts at Sun Print.

As a print services provider with over 29 years of experience and a certified HP Platinum Partner, we have the tools and deep industry knowledge needed to protect your print systems from any existing or emerging online threat. Utilizing staff training, customized security configurations, data encryption, malware protections, and many more tools, our team will ensure that your printing systems are guarded against cyberattacks while continuing to operate smoothly. Furthermore, you’ll enjoy total visibility over the security of your printer fleet through our expanded security reporting.

Sun Print’s secure print solutions include:

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Of security incidents are print-related

with organizations reporting an average of 9 incidents in the past year

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Of organizations reported a print-related data loss incident in the past year,
with retail being one of the hardest sectors hit at 70% ​
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Of organizations conduct print security reviews
and 62% work with managed print services providers ​

Maximize built-in security

HP JetAdvantage Security Manager works with the security features already
embedded in many HP printing and imaging devices

HP SureStart

Automatically validate the boot instructions of your device and block an attack before it causes damage.

White-listing

Ensure only digitally signed code by HP is loaded into memory. If there's an anomaly, the device reboots.

Runtime intrusion detection

Detect abnormalities during complex firmware and memory operations. If an attack occurs, the device will reboot.