Data devices

A relatively silent revolution has been taking place for the last couple of years: the simple printer has become much smarter, accelerated by the integration of copiers and printers into digital-copiers or multi-functional-printers. While security has been focused on networks, servers, PC and mobile, the storage revolution of printing units...

Hackers and cybercriminals are increasingly interested in gaining access to mobile devices because of the rapid growth of data they carry. What are the risks of data recovered from used smartphones or tablets? How do you avoid becoming vulnerable to data leaks from these obsolete devices? Google (Android) and Apple...

In summer 2021 a series of revelations about NSO Group and their mobile spyware Pegasus caused an uproar among those who thought the iPhone was relatively secure. NSO Group specialised in spying on mobile devices (including iOS and Android) and were proven not only to be able to exploit vulnerabilities...

How well does Apple protect user data on iOS devices? Serious questions can be raised after revelations that the Pegasus spyware uses iPhone vulnerabilities to spy on nearly every aspect of a target’s life (see our Pegasus report). iOS devices had the image of being secure, and Apple as a...