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Konica Minolta Named a Leader in Print Security by Quocirca

Konica Minolta Named a Leader in Print Security by Quocirca

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Quocirca Print Security Landscape 2026

Konica Minolta Named a Leader in Print Security by Quocirca

In the Quocirca Print Security Landscape 2026 report, Konica Minolta is positioned as a Leader in the global print security market. Quocirca states that this position is underpinned by greater independent assurance of device security, cloud-based fleet security governance, and alignment with Microsoft’s evolving cloud print architecture.

According to Quocirca, print infrastructure remains a significant security concern for many organizations as cyber threats become more sophisticated and print environments become increasingly connected. The report explores the impact of AI-driven threats, identity-based security, cloud print adoption, and emerging quantum security considerations across organizations in the U.S., UK, France and Germany.

Key Findings from the Quocirca Print Security Landscape 2026 Report

Quocirca’s research highlights the growing importance of print security within the broader cybersecurity landscape:

  • 67% of organizations experienced at least one print-related data loss in the past year

  • 43% reported multiple print-related data losses, compared with 34% in the prior year

  • 54% are concerned that AI may be leveraged to create more sophisticated print-related threats

  • 41% say integration between identity management platforms and print infrastructure is extremely important, up from 34% in 2024

  • 57% consider quantum-resilient security planning very important

  • Organizations identified as print security leaders experienced fewer print-related data losses than security laggards, demonstrating the value of a more mature print security strategy

Quocirca concludes that organizations increasingly need a layered print security approach that protects devices, users, documents and workflows as part of the wider enterprise security environment.

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Key Findings from the Quocirca Print Security Landscape 2026 Report

Quocirca’s research highlights the growing importance of print security within the broader cybersecurity landscape:

  • 67% of organizations experienced at least one print-related data loss in the past year

  • 43% reported multiple print-related data losses, compared with 34% in the prior year

  • 54% are concerned that AI may be leveraged to create more sophisticated print-related threats

  • 41% say integration between identity management platforms and print infrastructure is extremely important, up from 34% in 2024

  • 57% consider quantum-resilient security planning very important

  • Organizations identified as print security leaders experienced fewer print-related data losses than security laggards, demonstrating the value of a more mature print security strategy

Quocirca concludes that organizations increasingly need a layered print security approach that protects devices, users, documents and workflows as part of the wider enterprise security environment.

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Key Findings from the Quocirca Print Security Landscape 2026 Report

Quocirca’s research highlights the growing importance of print security within the broader cybersecurity landscape:

  • 67% of organizations experienced at least one print-related data loss in the past year

  • 43% reported multiple print-related data losses, compared with 34% in the prior year

  • 54% are concerned that AI may be leveraged to create more sophisticated print-related threats

  • 41% say integration between identity management platforms and print infrastructure is extremely important, up from 34% in 2024

  • 57% consider quantum-resilient security planning very important

  • Organizations identified as print security leaders experienced fewer print-related data losses than security laggards, demonstrating the value of a more mature print security strategy

Quocirca concludes that organizations increasingly need a layered print security approach that protects devices, users, documents and workflows as part of the wider enterprise security environment.