Subscribe

Xerox Secure Print feature

Secure Print works by allowing you to assign a password/PIN to the document when you send it to the printer - great for documents with sensitive information, says Cheryl Otstott, Xerox, Social Media Project Manager - Forums and At Your Service Blog.


Johannesburg, 31 Oct 2017

Secure Print is a super hero: Easier than a cryptogram, more powerful than a snooping co-worker, able to secure data in a single, simple process, it's a trick!? It's an illusion!? No! It's Secure Print!

Secure Print works by allowing you to assign a password / PIN (Personal Identification Number) to the document when you send it to the printer, says Cheryl Otstott, Xerox, Social Media Project Manager - Forums and At Your Service Blog. The document will not print till you walk up to the printer and release the document to print using the password / PIN you assigned. The secure print feature is activated in the driver when you send the job to print. I have included a sample driver screenshot here but as always models and drivers differ so your screen may look different. To get more information please go to the support page and enter your model number and then search on "Secure Print" to see if the feature is available and if so, how to use the feature.

This is a great feature to use for any document that has sensitive information, for example documents containing credit card numbers, social security numbers, confidential work product, medical information or simply your weight. It will also keep the office snoop (you know every office has one!) from reading your documents. Short of invisible ink, which we do not have for our printers (note to R&D!) this is a great way to safeguard your document. The feature will also keep your document from walking away in the hands of someone else because you will be there when it prints. You can also send several documents to the printer and they will not print till you are at the printer to release them.

Check out this great feature now!

Share

Bytes Document Solutions

Bytes Document Solutions (BDS) is Africa's leading document management technology and services company and the largest Xerox distributor in the world. It is the authorised Xerox distributor in 26 sub-Saharan countries offering the complete range of Xerox document equipment, software solutions and services. BDS forms part of Bytes Technology Group, a subsidiary of JSE listed Allied Electronics Corporation (Altron). http://bytesdocumentsolutions.co.za

Editorial contacts

Tanya Moodley
Bytes Document Solutions
(011) 928 9111
tanya.moodley@bdsol.co.za