Not all companies are aware of how risky an unsecured and poorly managed print infrastructure can be. Our blog post summarizes the results of an international study on print security and shows you how you can take 6 simple steps to ensure print security in your organization.

A rarely-used password manager feature poses a considerable risk for companies, organizations and authorities, including GDPR-reportable incidents.

Officially announced at the beginning of 2019, the enterprise printers belonging to the Xerox VersaLink® and Xerox AltaLink® family are now supported by ThinPrint software. The ThinPrint blog spoke with Bernd Hausmann, Technical Director Business Development Printer Manufacturers, about this important OEM partnership

Pull printing helps the environment, saves costs and protects data. Why do so few companies use Pull Printing? We get to the bottom of potential challenges and give you useful tips for implementation.

Combining Citrix, IGEL and ThinPrint, organizations can adopt print solutions that satisfy the EU's General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR).

In May 2018, the EU General Data Protection Regulation becomes mandatory. We tell you how to realize secure printing in accordance with this regulation.

A globally-operating, pull printing solution lowers admin tasks for IT, increases flexibility and security for users and reduces printing costs.

Unsecured print data poses a security risk. ThinPrint clients for HP printers and other devices enable end-to-end encryption of the print data.

Sending jobs to print over the internet naturally exposes potentially sensitive data to security breaches and interception. Until now, the methods that many organisations have worked around this issue have proven time-consuming, inefficient, and costly: requiring virtual private networks (VPNs) and pre-allocated security permissions to circumnavigate firewalls. ThinPrint has devised a solution for remote printing tasks that allows total fidelity of connections and security of data.