Mailing Data Exposed on File Transfer Servers
Client mailing lists left on old FTP servers reachable from the internet.
Print Companies depend on web-to-print portals, file transfer servers and print workflow. HackGuardX continuously scans your website, email domain, cloud and code for security vulnerabilities, so you can fix weaknesses before they become costly breaches. Enterprise-grade protection without the enterprise price tag.
A single cyberattack on one of the UK's print companies could expose client artwork, mailing data and print files, halt day-to-day operations and trigger regulatory reporting, fines and lasting reputational damage. Small firms are not too small to be targeted. Automated attacks scan every UK business for an easy way in.
Why print companies are targeted: Printers receive client customer data for direct mail, which makes them a frequent supply-chain breach point.
Election and campaign mailings
Aligned with ISO 27001 for data mailing, UK GDPR and client confidentiality, NCSC Cyber Essentials technical controls and UK GDPR Article 32 security obligations.
Client mailing lists left on old FTP servers reachable from the internet.
Shared drives, Dropbox links and cloud buckets left public expose identity documents and personal records, a reportable ICO breach.
Automated bots scan every UK website for known WordPress, Wix and CMS plugin flaws. One unpatched plugin can lead to defacement, malware or data theft.
HackGuardX continuously scans the digital infrastructure print companies rely on, helping you identify and fix threats before they become costly breaches.
Finds public buckets, anyone-with-the-link shares and unencrypted storage holding personal data before anyone else does.
Scans your site weekly for outdated components, missing security headers, TLS weaknesses and exposed admin pages.
Every finding comes with a prioritised, step-by-step fix you can action yourself or forward to your IT provider in one click.
Passive and non-intrusive. Enter your domain and we'll email you the report.
Printers receive client customer data for direct mail, which makes them a frequent supply-chain breach point.
Mailing Data Exposed on File Transfer Servers. Client mailing lists left on old FTP servers reachable from the internet.
Yes. Aligned with ISO 27001 for data mailing, UK GDPR and client confidentiality, NCSC Cyber Essentials technical controls and UK GDPR Article 32 security obligations. Every scan produces timestamped evidence you can share with insurers, regulators and clients.
Run a free passive exposure check in under a minute with just your domain. Full continuous monitoring on the Business plan connects in around 10 minutes, with no hardware or agents to install.
Without the enterprise price tag.