Security Vulnerability in Canon Printer Drivers: How ThinPrint and ezeep Provide Support
A security vulnerability was recently discovered in certain Canon printer drivers – CVE-2025-1268. We explain how you can close such security gaps.
A security vulnerability was recently discovered in certain Canon printer drivers – CVE-2025-1268. We explain how you can close such security gaps.
Find out why a security vulnerability in HP universal drivers poses a risk and how an update can protect your business.
To eliminate security issues, HP recommends removing expired/unneeded certificates on HP Future Smart printers.
A while ago, cybersecurity specialist F-Secure found security vulnerabilities in printing systems. Find out now what it was all about and how you can protect your printing devices.
The Microsoft Windows Spooler security loophole, PrintNightmare, has caused significant disruption, with many IT departments scrambling to find a solution so that their users can print securely in the long term.
If you are a ThinPrint customer, we recommend you follow these steps to ensure printing is unaffected by the CVE-2021-34527 Windows print spooler vulnerability, also known as PrintNightmare.
In our short webinar we present our secure pull printing solution Personal Printing and report on an exciting use case during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The current corona crisis is also affecting corporate printing. Learn why contactless printing is the most secure alternative to PIN-based release printing.
Officially announced at the beginning of 2019, the enterprise printers belonging to the Xerox VersaLink® and Xerox AltaLink® family are now supported by ThinPrint software. The ThinPrint blog spoke with Bernd Hausmann, Technical Director Business Development Printer Manufacturers, about this important OEM partnership
Pull printing helps the environment, saves costs and protects data. Why do so few companies use Pull Printing? We get to the bottom of potential challenges and give you useful tips for implementation.
