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Ever printed out a photo of yourself and were especially pleased with how you looked? Apparently, the printer may have done that on purpose. More…

U.S.-based printer and MFP manufacturer Lexmark announced it would buy Perceptive Software, a company that sells business content management software. More…

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Hewlett-Packard’s purchase of portable device maker Palm will give the company an operating system (WebOS) for tablet computers to compete with Apple’s iPad. But it may also have a big impact on HP’s printer line. More…

Recent news reports highlight the dangers copier hard drives pose to information security. What are businesses doing to protect sensitive data that’s copied? More…

Do employees have a right to privacy when using personal e-mail accounts, even when they send the messages at work? They may, depending on the company’s policies, according to a recent court decision. More…

A surprising 70% of data security professionals in a recent survey urged the federal government to pass national data security laws. But are the feds up to the task? More…

Lexmark is a unique company in the office machine business. Not only is it a U.S.-based company that manufactures and sells printers (HP and Xerox are the others), it is the only one whose income comes almost exclusively from printers and print supplies. More…

Unwanted text messages from advertisers are subject to the same restrictions as annoying telemarketing calls, according to a recent court decision. More…

Printer and copier manufacturers have taken it on the chin over the last few years, with a worldwide financial downturn, cost-cutting initiatives in every company and personnel reductions that inevitably led to outputting fewer pages. But things started looking a lot better in the last quarter. More…

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Stories about companies leaving confidential files on their used copier-multifunctionals (MFPs) have caused a big buzz lately, and we’ve followed suit on this site (see here and here). But are those security problems really the companies’ fault? More…

There’s a big gap between companies’ declared security policies and the day-to-day reality of protecting sensitive customer data. More…

A new offering from Ricoh makes it easier for companies to manage their printer fleets. More…

This week, Microsoft released the latest version of its Office suite. Coming up next: cloud-hosted versions of those apps. More…

One politician has a plan to cut down on the threat of copier hard drives serving as a treasure trove for identity thieves. More…

Are any of your users choosing these common password combinations to protect important data? More…

According to recent research, most employees will gladly subvert and override system protections and task major risks on the Internet, in spite of company restrictions. More…

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We’ve covered it before, but the tale of the all-too-vulnerable copier hard drive keeps coming up, this time in a recent CBS News exposé. More…

As we reported last week, there’s a new malware attack carried out by malicious PDF files — and it can work even without exploiting a bug in the software. One PDF application has been updated to block the attack. More…

Is Google’s Chrome browser a good fit for your users? More and more of them think so. More…

While the great majority of U.S. firms continue to perform all their document management internally, a growing number are outsourcing at least a part of that burden. More…

It appears the end is officially coming for the 3.5-inch floppy. More…

Apparently, someone’s found a way around the much-reported difficulties of printing from an iPad. More…

The notion that cyber attacks on your business were coming from attention-craving mischief-makers working in their parents’ basements is slow to die. But today’s cybercriminals are a highly sophisticated bunch. More…

Computer users are being warned by several security companies to watch out for malicious PDF files. More…