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HP has redesigned the HP Managed Print Services to help protect against cyber attacks

Global printing and personal computer major HP Inc. on Monday announced that it has redesigned HP Managed Print Services (MPS) to help protect corporate print environments against cyber attacks.

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FP Archives|Dec 06, 2016, 09:05:40 IST

Global printing and personal computer major HP Inc. on Monday announced that it has redesigned HP Managed Print Services (MPS) to help protect corporate print environments against cyber attacks. New HP Secure MPS capabilities include advanced security professional services, software solutions and expanded core delivery capabilities for customers' multi-vendor print fleets."HP has established a new benchmark in managed print services, infusing security best practices into everything that we do to enable our customers to stay on top of growing endpoint security challenges," said Ed Wingate, Vice President and General manager, JetAdvantage Solutions at HP Inc., in a statement. New services and capabilities include print security implementation service, print security advisory retainer service, print security governance and compliance, increased training, enhanced reporting and reviews and new remote management tools and services.The latest security enhancements include HP Access Control and HP Capture and Route. HP Access Control provides authentication, authorisation and secure pull printing capabilities now with improved functionality. HP Capture and Route makes it easy to control and track scanned content and distribute documents with the touch of a button.IANS

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First Published:Dec 06, 2016, 09:05:40 IST
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