{"_widget":{"name":"grid-stack","data":{"width":"1-2","align":"right","breakpoint":"l","alternate":true,"gutter":true,"gutter_vertical":"default","divider":true,"panel":true,"content_align":true,"animation_media":"fade","animation_content":"none","media":true,"image_width":"auto","image_height":"auto","media_border":"none","media_overlay":"link","overlay_animation":"fade","media_animation":"scale-up","title":true,"content":true,"social_buttons":false,"title_size":"h2","title_element":"h3","text_align":"center","link":true,"link_style":"text","link_text":"Read more","badge":false,"badge_style":"badge","badge_position":"panel","link_target":true,"class":""}},"items":[{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/papercut_secure-printing-img-alt.png","options":{"media":{"width":892,"height":717,"type":"image"}},"content":"<p>PaperCut has three great security articles updated regularly by the development and support teams. These three links are a great stepping stone to understanding PaperCut's stance on security. Recommended reading:<br \/><br \/><a href=\"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/kb\/Main\/Security\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Tell me all about PaperCut's built-in security<\/a> <br \/><br \/><a href=\"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/kb\/Main\/CommonSecurityQuestions\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Common Security Questions on PaperCut<\/a> <br \/><br \/><a href=\"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/kb\/Main\/WebServerSecuritySettings\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Security Settings for PaperCut's Web Server<\/a><\/p>","title":"PaperCut Security Overview","link":"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/kb\/Main\/Security"},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/secure_print_mfd.png","content":"<p>Unlike conventional direct printing setups, PaperCut can integrate card-swipe user authentication at devices, ensuring jobs are only printed when the collecting user is present.<\/p>\n<p>All jobs, system settings and admin login activity is recorded in the PaperCut database, ensuring full accountability and auditing of print system activity.<\/p>","title":"Secure print release","options":{"media":{"width":446,"height":429,"type":"image"}},"link":"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/tour\/secure-print-release\/"},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/papercut_print_archive.png","options":{"media":{"width":443,"height":416,"type":"image"}},"content":"PaperCut's Print Archiving empowers approved administrators to browse and review the content of print activity within their environment.<p>\nThe ability to view previous print jobs allows administrators to create and enforce information security, data retention and audit policies.\n<\/p>\n","title":"Print archiving","link":"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/tour\/print-archiving\/"},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/papercut_watermark_picture.jpg","content":"Watermarking is a feature that allows text (such as username or a digital signature) to be written to the bottom (or top) of every page. Watermarking is a powerful and popular feature.\n","title":"Digital signatures and watermarking","options":{"media":{"width":539,"height":176,"type":"image"}},"link":"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/products\/ng\/manual\/applicationserver\/topics\/printer-watermarking.html"},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/papercut_admin-rights.png","content":"Assign administrator rights to individual's network user accounts with full or restricted access to PaperCut admin functionality.","title":"Admin access control","options":{"media":{"width":758,"height":268,"type":"image"}},"link":"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/products\/ng\/manual\/common\/topics\/sys-admin-access.html"},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/papercut-audit-logs-1.jpg","content":"PaperCut includes the ability to audit changes made to users within PaperCut, this is an important security feature for administrations of the application in a centralized or shared evnironment. \n","title":"User Auditing","link":"https:\/\/www.papercut.com\/tour\/system-auditing\/","options":{"media":{"width":1000,"height":654,"type":"image"}}},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/papercut_privacy.png","content":"<p>Once PaperCut has finished processing a job it can be setup to \"forget\" the original user and clear any information from the database that links the two. PaperCut can also ensure the document name of print jobs are not logged. Document names can include identifying information about a user or the nature of their print job.<\/p>","title":"Job anonymisation","options":{"media":{"width":705,"height":194,"type":"image"}},"link":""},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/papercut_hidden_document_names.png","content":"In some organisations it may be a requirement, especially in hold\/release queues, to hide document names in the print queues. This is often a needed because of confidentiality requirements such as the names of HR documents or perhaps commercially sensitive documents.\n\n","title":"Hiding document names","link":"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/kb\/Main\/HideDocumentNameOnWindowsPrinters","options":{"media":{"width":1068,"height":381,"type":"image"}}},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/papercut_embedded.png","content":"All traffic is encrypted between PaperCut and the embedded or on-board applications running on a MFDs.","title":"PaperCut Embedded Encryption","link":"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/kb\/Main\/MFDEncryption","options":{"media":{"width":600,"height":295,"type":"image"}}},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/papercut_ports-1.png","options":{"media":{"width":1251,"height":507,"type":"image"}},"content":"The main network TCP ports used by PaperCut are:\n9191 for HTTP connections, 9192 for secure HTTP\/SSL connection and 9193 for device RPC (only used for embedded copier\/MFP solutions. For a complete list, click below.","title":"PaperCut ports","link":"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/kb\/Main\/FirewallPorts"},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/snmp-1.png","content":"PaperCut uses SNMP for toner information and device serial numbers.\n","title":"SNMP","link":"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/kb\/Main\/SNMPv3Only","options":{"media":{"width":323,"height":197,"type":"image"}}},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/stop_direct_printing-e1467206275145.jpeg","content":"PaperCut works by monitoring print queues, there are various measures that can be taken to prevent users from bypassing PaperCut's print tracking.\n\n","title":"Stopping direct printing","link":"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/kb\/Main\/PreventUsersBypassingPaperCut","options":{"media":{"width":300,"height":300,"type":"image"}}},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/papercut_Web_Session_Inactivity_Timeout.png","content":"For security reasons all the web sessions log out (timeout) after periods of inactivity. Clicking a link or refreshing a page resets the inactivity timer. Closing the browser window\/tab also ends the session (i.e. the session cookies are not persistent). These timeouts can be changed via advanced config keys.","link":"","title":"Web session inactivity timeout","options":{"media":{"width":1480,"height":375,"type":"image"}}},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/papercut_autocomplete.png","content":"For security reasons, PaperCut can disable the login credentials caching and autocompletion browser behaviour. This is controlled by the following key\nauth.web-login.autocomplete","title":"Disable credential caching and auto complete","options":{"media":{"width":697,"height":419}}},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/credit_card.jpg","content":"PaperCut supports a number of online payment gateways for users to add funds to their account. It is important to understand that PaperCut never processes or stores credit card data.\n\nAll of the supported credit card gateways offer an integration architecture that uses URL redirect to direct the user\u2019s browser to the payment gateway website when a user wishes to top up their account.","title":"PaperCut  PCI compliance","link":"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/kb\/Main\/PCICompliance","options":{"media":{"width":4140,"height":2756}}},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/ssl-1.png","content":"By default, PaperCut offers both plain HTTP and encrypted HTTPS based browser access. HTTP is on port 9191 and HTTPS\/SSL on port 9192.","title":"Forcing  the use of HTTPS\/SSL","link":"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/kb\/Main\/ForcingSSL","options":{"media":{"width":1114,"height":464}}},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/ssl_cipher-1-e1466975386734.png","content":"PaperCut is configured to support a broad variety of SSL ciphers with the aim of supporting the widest array of browsers and operating systems possible. Some organizations may choose to disable some ciphers on the server-side to comply with policies such as PCI-DSS recommendations.","title":"SSL cipher configuration","link":"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/kb\/Main\/SSLCipherConfiguration","options":{"media":{"width":150,"height":147}}},{"media":"wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/papercut_client.png","content":"Popup Authentication is a feature in PaperCut which may be used when Protocol-Level Authentication is not available for user print jobs.","link":"http:\/\/www.papercut.com\/kb\/Main\/PopupAuthenticationConsiderations","title":"Considerations when using popup authentication","options":{"media":{"width":817,"height":269}}}],"_fields":[],"parse_shortcodes":1}