Independent tests confirm the robustness of bizhub i-Series systems against cyber threats. Conducted by Keypoint Intelligence, this evaluation highlights the high level of protection offered by these devices when properly configured.
A comprehensive risk assessment
Keypoint Intelligence, a firm renowned for its expertise in printing and technology analysis, subjected the bizhub i-Series to a series of penetration tests. The objective was to identify potential vulnerabilities in the firmware, operating system, web interfaces, and network protocols. The analysis combined automated tools with manual verification. Experts examined authentication mechanisms, session management, exposed services, and potential risks of data leakage.Reassuring results for businesses
The results are clear: when configured according to recommendations, bizhub i-Series devices provide strong protection against a wide range of threats. No critical or high-level risks were identified based on CVSS criteria, a requirement for obtaining the “Security Validation Seal.”
As Jamie Bsales of Keypoint Intelligence points out, “Too often, IT teams focus on PCs, servers, and network infrastructure when assessing and monitoring cybersecurity vulnerabilities, but printers and MFPs are also network endpoints that can pose a real risk.”
For its part, Konica Minolta emphasizes that security is built into its products from the design stage, in order to protect sensitive data in increasingly complex IT environments.
At CK, we are proud to offer this product range and to have been the brand’s exclusive partner in Luxembourg for the past 50 years. Our clients benefit from some of the most high-performing machines on the market.
This independent certification strengthens the credibility of the bizhub i-Series in terms of security. It confirms that these devices can be seamlessly integrated into corporate IT infrastructures while contributing to overall data protection
Summary
- The bizhub i-Series was tested by Keypoint Intelligence
- The tests combined automated analysis and manual verification
- No critical or high vulnerabilities were detected
- Printers are sensitive endpoints often underestimated by SMEs
- Security is integrated from the design stage at Konica Minolta