Printing Security Core

Samsung's Printing Security Core is part of Samsung's Business Core 2.0 suite. This suite includes software that runs on Samsung MFPs armed with Samsung's XOA extension platform. They do not need a server.

Printing Security Core is the new name for SecuThru Lite 2.

Printing Security Core identifies the user in front of the machine, allowing (Read more)

Samsung's Printing Security Core is part of Samsung's Business Core 2.0 suite. This suite includes software that runs on Samsung MFPs armed with Samsung's XOA extension platform. They do not need a server.

Printing Security Core is the new name for SecuThru Lite 2.

Printing Security Core identifies the user in front of the machine, allowing it to monitor their activities in copy, fax and scan modes. Print requests are monitored via the print queue. Compatible with LDAP (lists of users and their groups on a Windows system) other systems listing users, and able to read user identification cards, Printing Security core allows total and dynamic usage tracking.

Another important feature of Printing Security Core is print-on-demand, or "Pull Printing," which allows a user to pull a print off at any of the compatible Samsung printers on the same network.
When a document is sent to the printer, the document does not print the document until the user identifies themselves. The documents are encrypted to provide additional security and are queued until they are printed.
Printing Security Core can manage up to 30 print systems and 500 users. The employee can recover his print, launched from his workstation, on any of these 10 machines. This is released after authentication (Password, PIN or contactless cards).
Moreover, this solution also makes it possible to facilitate certain recurring tasks by making available frequently printed documents (leave requests, etc.) via the MFP hard disk.

Finally, it reduces costs by never printing jobs the user is not present to collect.

Printing Security Core does not run on a server, but runs directly on compatible Samsung MFPs. They communicate with each other as long as they are connected to the same internal network. User rights management and print-on-demand are achieved through communication between machines.