In most organizations, the shortcomings of secure release printing have tended to be limited printer support, weak integration with popular identity services and poor ease of use. PrinterLogic overcomes all those shortcomings.
Thanks to PrinterLogic’s serverless printing infrastructure, any network printer can be configured as a secure-release printer. That extends the useful lifespan of legacy devices and saves your organization from having to invest in new enterprise printing hardware.
As a further benefit, PrinterLogic also lets you eliminate print servers. That gets rid of an easy attack vector for malicious actors and saves additional money and headache by removing a major pain point in print management.
Depending on your print environment, end users then have multiple authentication mechanisms to choose from:
Swiping their badge or ID card
Using PrinterLogic’s Print Release App on their iOS or Android smartphone
Entering their credentials on the printer’s control panel
That last one is a particular strength of PrinterLogic. Our new Control Panel Platform puts native PrinterLogic applications on major printer brands throughout the world, making it even easier and faster for end users to authenticate.
As part of the verification and authorization process, PrinterLogic has offered seamless integration with identity services like Active Directory since the very beginning. More recently, our cloud-first enterprise printing solution, PrinterLogic SaaS, added native integration with the future of that platform, Azure AD.
And that’s not all. PrinterLogic SaaS also now supports embedded integration with Okta, the leading cloud-based identity provider (IdP). This blog post has more information on both of those integrations—including the possibilities they open up for further secure printing features like multi-factor authentication (MFA) and single sign-on (SSO).