Honestly, that was my first thought when I started looking at the marketing material HP put together for Black Hat 2018 this year. HP has been promoting its efforts to provide security to its enterprise printers for the past couple years and has done a great job at offering secure solutions; even involving the security research community by introducing a first-of-its kind enterprise printer bug bounty program.  But end point…

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In early 2017, HP invited a group of cybersecurity industry bloggers and podcasters to gather for an HP Print Security “Tech Day” at their headquarters in Palo Alto, CA. The purpose of the gathering was to introduce the group to HP’s printer security program (#reinventsecurity), foster discussion, and get feedback on the program. This event was the precursor to a major marketing campaign for HP to promote everything they’ve been…