Symphion Named a Key Player in Quocirca’s 2025 Print Security Landscape Report

Symphion, Inc., a leader in print fleet cyber security, has been acknowledged as a key player in Quocirca’s Print Security Landscape 2025 report. This recognition underscores Symphion’s commitment to addressing the critical need for securing heterogeneous print environments through its Print Fleet Cyber Security as a Service offering. The service provides comprehensive protection for printer endpoints, leveraging automation, continuous monitoring, and real-time compliance enforcement to safeguard enterprise print infrastructures.

The report by Quocirca, an independent analyst firm, evaluates vendors on their strategic vision and technical capabilities, including policy enforcement, vulnerability remediation, device hardening, and regulatory compliance. Symphion’s inclusion in the report is a testament to its pioneering efforts in delivering managed cybersecurity outcomes, distinguishing it from competitors who offer only toolkits for self-management. According to Jim LaRoe, CEO of Symphion, the recognition reflects the company’s role in protecting print fleets for some of the world’s most risk-aware enterprises.

Quocirca’s findings reveal that print security remains a significant blind spot for many organizations, with 56 percent of surveyed companies reporting print-related data loss in the past year. Louella Fernandes, CEO of Quocirca, pointed out the challenges of securing multi-vendor print fleets, especially with the integration of legacy devices into centralized security management platforms. Symphion’s solution addresses these challenges by enabling organizations to enforce security policies at scale, mitigate configuration drift, and maintain audit readiness without additional operational burden.

Symphion’s approach to print fleet security is particularly relevant in today’s rapidly evolving threat landscape, where cyberattacks increasingly target overlooked endpoints like networked printers. The company’s Print Fleet Cyber Security as a Service is designed to align with zero-trust initiatives and ongoing risk management needs, offering a fully managed service model that includes embedded program management. This innovative solution ensures that printer endpoints are protected and compliant by default, providing peace of mind for enterprises concerned about cybersecurity maturity.

For more information on Symphion’s contributions to print security and its recognition in Quocirca’s report, visit https://www.symphion.com.