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HP
has launched a bundled offering that the vendor said enables the secure printing
of sensitive documents in large enterprises and the public sector.
Garry Lefkwitz, director of marketing for HP’s Secure Print Advantage, told
CRN: “The HP Secure Print Advantage package comprises three elements:
encryption software, a secure document server and a secure print module.
“There is a class of reseller that is very focused on security and encryption
and this solution is ideal for these companies.”
However, printer vendor
TallyGenicom
claimed it has been implementing secure printing features in its professional
printing range for some time.
The company added that HP’s approach was “using a sledgehammer to crack a nut”.
“Business users should be looking for printers with secure printing features as
standard,” said Duncan Vass, TallyGenicom’s product marketing manager.
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