Ricoh has once again been named a leader in the print security market, according to the latest Print Security Vendor Landscape 2026 report from Quocirca, reflecting its sustained commitment to protecting customers as printers become a bigger target for cyberattacks.

As organizations continue to navigate the evolving challenge of hybrid work, growing AI-driven threats and increasingly complex mixed print fleets, the need for robust print security has never been more critical. Quocirca's research shows that two-thirds (67%) of organizations experienced at least one data loss due to a print-related security breach in the past year — up from 56% in 2025 — with the average cost of a print-related data breach now exceeding $1.3 million.

According to the report, Ricoh's managed services, platform-based fleet visibility and broad partner ecosystem — which together secure mixed fleets from any manufacturer, not just its own devices — are central to how it helps customers close the gap between print infrastructure and enterprise-wide security strategy.

Operationalizing security across print

Ricoh's recognition by Quocirca reflects its focus on treating print security as an ongoing operational discipline rather than a one-time configuration exercise.

"As workplaces continue to evolve around hybrid work and adapt to accommodate workforces in distributed locations, organizations are under increasing pressure to secure their print infrastructures from what seems like a neverending stream of cyberthreats,” said Scott Dabice, vice president, commercial strategy and operations, Ricoh North America. “Being named a Print Security Leader by Quocirca reflects our commitment to provide our customers with solutions that meet the highest standards in print security, and a support network to help maintain resilience in the face of a dynamic threat landscape.”

Key strengths that set Ricoh apart

The Print Security Landscape 2026 report highlights several key strengths underpinning Ricoh's leadership position:

• Global, device-agnostic security support spanning approximately 200 countries and territories.
• Broader visibility and automation across diverse print fleets through Ricoh's platform tools.
• Assurance that refurbished devices meet the same security standards as new products.
• Continued investment in workflow and AI-driven security, including the natif.ai acquisition and a road map for AI-enabled data loss prevention (DLP) within RICOH Streamline NX.

Strengthening readiness for emerging risks

With AI-driven threats and the eventual arrival of quantum computing reshaping the risk landscape, Ricoh continues to develop its secure print portfolio to meet the diverse needs of its global customer base.

The report specifically highlights RICOH Streamline NX and RICOH CloudStream print management solutions for their support of zero trust architecture, broad authentication options and life-cycle hardening capabilities, such as Automatic Remote Firmware Update and Always Current Technology.