From quantum resilience to identity fatigue, print security is a critical risk in 2026. 3 trends forcing organizations to rethink security.

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Print security is emerging as a critical vulnerability in 2026 as networked printers function as edge devices that can provide attackers direct access to corporate networks. Three key trends are shaping this landscape: increased attacks on IoT and edge devices requiring continuous monitoring, quantum computing advances forcing migration to quantum-resistant cryptography in long-lived hardware like printers, and a shift from fragmented identity frameworks to unified, data-centric security models with persistent controls. Organizations need automated print fleet security, quantum-resistant BIOS protection, and centralized visibility to protect against AI-powered threats and future quantum attacks.

From Quantum Resilience to Identity Fatigue: Three Trends Shaping Print Security in 2026

Organizations Must Take Notice of Print, IoT and Edge Security After a String of Attacks

Quantum Resilience Will Increasingly Influence Printer Decisions

Organizations Will Shift to Unified Identity, Provenance and Persistent Control

Future-Proof Your Print Security in 2026 to Secure the Future of Work