The printing and managed print services (MPS) industry is facing two major technology developments as PrintReleaf unveils the biggest update ever made to its sustainability dashboard while PaperCut issues emergency security patches after threat actors targeted chained vulnerabilities in its widely used print management software. PrintReleaf’s new sustainability platform, two years in development, gives print dealers, MPS providers and enterprise customers more detailed proof and visibility into their environmental impact, making sustainability reporting, reforestation data and customer-facing environmental results easier to track and communicate. Meanwhile, PaperCut NG and PaperCut MF users face a far more urgent warning as cybercriminals actively target vulnerabilities that could potentially compromise vulnerable print servers and provide attackers with access to critical business networks. Together, the two announcements show how rapidly the print industry is changing: MPS providers are now expected to deliver more than printers, toner and service—they must increasingly provide measurable sustainability data, advanced print management technology and serious cybersecurity protection as print infrastructure becomes an increasingly important target for hackers.