Why This Matters
Printers are often the forgotten endpoint in enterprise IT, sitting on the network with weak controls while security teams focus on laptops and phones. This Apple @ Work episode with Pharos CEO Kevin Pickhardt highlights how paper workflows, audit trails, and print infrastructure create real infosec exposure for organizations managing Apple fleets.
Key Takeaways
- Printers can be the least secure device on a corporate network, yet are rarely prioritized in security programs.
- Paper backups and physical documents introduce compliance and audit-trail challenges alongside digital security.
- Apple-centric workplaces need to extend device management and protection thinking beyond Macs, iPhones, and iPads.
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In this episode of Apple @ Work, Kevin Pickhardt from Pharos joins the show to talk about the infosec challenges and balance around paper backups, audit trails, and more.
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