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How and Why You Need to Secure Your Printer | PrimeEdge Technology

How and Why You Need to Secure Your Printer

Your network is only as secure as the least-secure device on it. For many companies, that means the printer. Failing to secure these devices can lead to a number of problems, including the risk of a data breach. Understanding why, and how, to secure your

Secure Your Passwords With These Best Practices

Security is a concern of every business in today’s connected world. Verizon’s annual Data Breach and Security Report found that 81 percent of hacking-related data breaches involved either stolen or weak, easily cracked, passwords. Today, password protection is a top priority for IT security teams

Beware of Toner Pirates | PrimeEdge Technology

Beware of Toner Pirates

Today, to protect your business, you always have to be vigilant. There are plenty of criminals out there ready to take advantage of your business. The latest scam involves “toner pirates”. Toner scams are real, and easy to fall for. In 2017, 21 people were

How to Have a Successful Print Security Plan

Network security plans often overlook one of the most-used devices on the network: the multifunction printer. MFPs perform many tasks, which means they transmit a lot of data, making them a perfect target for hackers. These tips can help you get started on a print

Important Hacking Terms to Understand, PrimeEdge Technology

Important Hacking Terms to Understand

Most business owners know that cybercrimes are on the rise and are putting their company at risk, but the lingo surrounding these high-tech attacks can be confusing. Phishing, malware, DoS – what does it all mean? Understanding these terms can help you get a better

Protect Your Printers to Protect Your Network, PrimeEdge Technology

Protect Your Printers to Protect Your Network

Cybercrime is one of the biggest security risks companies face today, with 73% of CISO’s expecting a security breach within a year. These events cost businesses over $7 million each year, making security a critical priority. However, printers are frequently overlooked when developing security protocols,