Which of the following precautions MINIMIZES the risk from network attacks directed at multifunction printers, as well as the impact on functionality at the same time?

VLANs logically segment the network, allowing multifunction printers to be placed on a dedicated isolated segment, which significantly reduces their exposure to the broader network and limits the potential for lateral movement by attackers if a printer is compromised, all without hindering their core operational functions.

Multifunction printers typically have limited processing capabilities and specialized embedded operating systems that make it impractical or impossible to install and effectively run a software-based IPS, which would also severely degrade their performance.

Full disk encryption protects data at rest on the printer's internal storage from unauthorized physical access but does not prevent or mitigate active network-based attacks targeting the printer's services or vulnerabilities.

Implementing unique user PIN access controls physical access to the printer's functions (e.g., releasing print jobs) and does not address or minimize network-based attack vectors or vulnerabilities.