As smartphones and other mobile devices become more popular, more vendors are looking for ways to let users print on the go. More…

Recent research shows that, despite increased environmental awareness, most employees aren’t ready to change their printing habits. More…

Businesses that need employees to report data on the go often turn to smartphones, tablet PCs or other mobile computing devices. But there’s another tool that may be a better fit: More…

It could soon get harder for businesses and consumers to find low-priced, third-party ink and toner cartridges. More…

Chipmaker Intel just snapped up major security software company McAfee, in a $7.68 billion deal. More…

Employees aren’t getting the IT security messages. That’s the conclusion of a recent study of 2,100+ data security administrators from five countries conducted by the Ponemon Institute for Check Point software. More…

You make some last minute changes to a spreadsheet or a presentation in the airplane or the hotel room. The problem: How do you print out a new revised copy? More…

With so much work being done now by telecommuters and laptop-toting road warriors, data security problems have become all the more complicated. There’s a real need for remote workers to log into their company’s data center without opening new opportunities for data loss and malicious attacks. More…

OCR (optical character recognition) has become a surprisingly reliable tool for all kinds of businesses. Converting printed text into a digitally readable and searchable format is now commonplace enough to be included in even the least expensive scanners and multifunctionals. More…

While security issues involving printers and copiers have gotten a lot of press lately, there are other devices companies would be wise to consider when revamping security plans. More…

Hewlett-Packard’s latest woes have nothing to do with its technology prowess or market position. But a shakeup in the world’s largest printer manufacturer and PC maker certainly has caught the attention of the industry. More…

Folks in charge of protecting IT security will often vent that they’re fighting a losing battle. But when a company that sells security products says it, it means a lot. More…

Disks on multifunctionals have been in the news lately. It’s become clear that data thieves can target drives on used computers, which often contain data from caching printed pages. More…

All businesses use antivirus software to keep malicious programs off the company network. But a study shows why those applications should just be one part of an over-all security strategy. More…

A secure browser is often the first line of defense for a company’s network security. Here are some tools that can help find and fix security holes. More…

Can users in your company securely access data from outside the office? Secure or not, they’re going to try. More…

Here’s a way you and your company’s users can use less ink when printing from websites. More…

Security infrastructure technologies, like firewalls, antivirus apps and management consoles, do a lot to keep hackers off of corporate networks — but they also open up their own holes for attackers. More…

Over the past few years, we’ve seen a number of diseases caused by contamination of the food supply, whether it be green onions, melons, or lettuce. Those problems may now be easier to control with some help from an unlikely hero: More…

Saving data can go too far, according to the results of a recent survey from security software company Symantec. More…

As smartphones become more common, so do viruses that infect them. Take this recent attack that gives criminals an easy way to steal from mobile users.  More…

Trying to find ways to reduce your office’s paper use? Don’t look across the pond for help. More…

Some new technology could soon make printing more environmentally friendly. More…

The folks at Google have touted Chrome as the safest web browser available. But determined hackers are always finding new ways to access your company’s sensitive information. More…

New technology that lets users connect to the company network from remote locations could be doing the same thing for criminals. More…

Assigning a money value to data breaches is difficult, but a new study is trying to set a baseline measure for corporate losses. More…

More than ever, data breaches are being carried out by professional, organized groups. More…

Here’s one example of the latest security threat to watch for — attacks on company-issued smartphones.  More…

A positive report from Xerox gives another sign of printer industry growth. More…

A lot of businesses hire contractors to shred their sensitive documents. It can be a smart way to save on equipment costs and staff time — but if those companies aren’t careful, they could be opening themselves up to serious security threats. More…