Most organizations spend millions securing endpoints, servers, and cloud infrastructure while overlooking the multi-function printer sitting in the hallway. Federal cybersecurity authorities are changing that, flagging standard office printers as a critical network vulnerability that needs to be locked down now.
From hardcoded default credentials and exposed admin interfaces to risky scan-to-email workflows, modern printers aren’t just office appliances anymore. They’re entry points for cybercriminals.
Join KPA’s Josh Koronich and Adam Crowell, with special guest Karl Falk, Founder and CEO of Botdoc, for this live episode of KPA Compliance Weekly. You’ll learn:
– What regulators are saying about printer vulnerabilities and why standard networks are at risk
– How hackers exploit multi-function printers to bypass firewalls, harvest credentials, and move laterally across your network
– How to audit your print fleet, disable legacy protocols, and secure your devices
Register now to find out if your printer is your network’s weakest link.
About Karl Falk: Karl is the Founder and CEO of Botdoc, a cybersecurity company built around Secure Digital Transport, a new way to move data and documents with end-to-end encryption and no login, password, or app required. A former Air Force officer, Karl now works with regulated and newly regulated industries, including automotive under the FTC Safeguards Rule, to close scan-to-email and document security gaps like the ones covered in this session.
