Zero Trust Starts at the Printer: A Federal Agency Guide to Secure, Serverless Print

Federal agencies are under mounting pressure to eliminate legacy print servers — aging infrastructure that creates significant security vulnerabilities, conflicts with Zero Trust mandates and strains already-stretched IT teams.

Managing distributed print environments across agencies, remote sites and hybrid workforces has become increasingly complex, while compliance requirements demand FedRAMP-authorized solutions that can prove their security posture. Traditional print architectures simply weren't built for today's federal threat landscape or the government's rapidly evolving compliance requirements.

Vasion Print delivers a FedRAMP High-authorized, serverless print management platform purpose-built for federal agencies.

By eliminating print servers entirely, agencies reduce their attack surface, simplify IT management and enable direct IP printing in alignment with Zero Trust principles. Full support for IPP (Internet Printing Protocol) and Windows Protected Print (WPP) ensures agencies stay ahead of emerging federal standards — all managed from a single centralized cloud platform already trusted by thousands of organizations worldwide.

On October 22, attendees can expect to learn:

• How to eliminate legacy print servers and reduce IT complexity without disrupting agency operations
• How Vasion's FedRAMP High authorization satisfies federal security and compliance requirements out of the box
• How serverless, direct IP printing supports your agency's Zero Trust Architecture initiative and aligns with EO 14028
• What IPP and Windows Protected Print (WPP) mean for federal print security and how to prepare for the shift away from legacy spooler architecture
• Practical deployment strategies for transitioning federal environments to secure, serverless print management