It means our information security management system is certified to one of the world’s most rigorous standards. Which means that we meet global best practices for data security, risk management, and regulatory compliance.
Yes. With cloud based pull printing every attached printing location must be able to download and process the content of any submitted file. This creates a potentially very large, global attack surface for malicious actors. Princh can manage unique decryption keys even at individual printers which guarantees that only the printer selected by the user can decrypt the user’s document.
Yes. Princh is developed with privacy and security by design and default principles to ensure compliance with data protection regulations like the EU's GDPR, CCPA, and other similar regulations.
Princh uses state-of-the-art asymmetric encryption, which ensures that nobody, not even Princh, can access the contents of the users' documents.
Yes, you do. When offering a public printing service you are responsible as a data controller to guarantee the privacy and security of the user’s personal data. This is true, no matter what vendor or solution you chose for delivering the service. If you are using Princh or a comparable solution, you need to have a data processing agreement. You need a DPA for any printing service, not just Princh. If users can print at your organization, you become responsible for their processed data. Without a DPA that clearly outlines how this data is processed, you are putting your organization at risk for when a data breach happens.