August 18, 2026
Norwalk, Conn. - Xerox announced today that it has been recognized as a leader in the Quocirca Print Security Landscape 2026, an independent assessment of leading print manufacturers' capabilities in helping organizations address evolving cybersecurity risks within print and document environments. This recognition highlights Xerox’s strengths in integrated security, security services, content protection, AI-driven capabilities, and post-quantum cryptography readiness.
As print security becomes an increasingly vital component of enterprise cybersecurity strategies, organizations are striving to protect information at every stage—from printers and users to content and workflows—while simultaneously meeting growing demands regarding regulatory compliance, identity management, and cyber resilience. Quocirca recognizes Xerox for its comprehensive approach, which helps organizations secure information throughout its entire lifecycle rather than focusing solely on endpoint protection.
"Organizations can no longer view printers as isolated workplace devices," said Louella Fernandes, CEO of Quocirca. "Print environments have become a critical part of the broader cybersecurity ecosystem. Xerox demonstrates strengths across device, fleet, user, and content security, underpinned by assessment-led services, security analytics, and a forward-looking approach to emerging threats such as post-quantum cryptography."
Xerox helps organizations advance their security maturity through security assessments, continuous monitoring, policy and certificate management, and automated enforcement of security configurations, firmware updates, passwords, and certificates. Combined with secure workflows, IT services, and managed security capabilities, these solutions help organizations reduce risk, maintain regulatory compliance, and enhance operational resilience by aligning print security with broader identity management, governance, and cybersecurity strategies.
The report also highlights the growing importance of new technologies and forward-looking security strategies. Xerox continues to invest in AI-driven analytics, intelligent document protection, and post-quantum cryptography capabilities. The integration of Xerox and Lexmark technologies further strengthens these capabilities, accelerating innovation and enhancing the ability to help organizations prepare for evolving cyber threats.
"Cybersecurity now extends to all connected endpoints, workflows, and document processes," said Moonu Gandhi, President of Xerox IT Solutions and Chief Technology Officer at Xerox. "This recognition from Quocirca reflects the strength of our integrated security approach, which combines device, content, workflow, and IT service capabilities to help customers reduce risk, simplify security management, and enhance operational resilience. "As threats continue to evolve, we are advancing AI-driven security and preparing for post-quantum cryptography so that organizations can protect information today while simultaneously preparing for the future.
