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Some 3D printers are connected to computer systems and networks, making them vulnerable to hacking attacks. If an attacker gains access to a 3D printer, they could potentially steal sensitive data or manipulate the printing process to create defective or malicious objects. Take a look at the graphic for four ways to make your machines virtually hacker-proof, and then let us know how many you're utilizing in the comments below! #fortis #veritx #datasecurity #dataprotection #networksecurity #hackingprevention #web3 #3dprint #3dprintsecurity #3dprinting

This Block of Rubber Can Count To Ten: Complex behaviors can arise from simple mechanics, and that’s demonstrated by a block of rubber that acts as a counter. The block contains beams, and by controlling how the block …read more #cybersecurity #news

🤫 SolimarSecrets 🤫 Exploring the Importance of Zero-Trust Test Environments in the Print Industry In this video, Pat McGrew and Ryan McAbee explore the importance of zero-trust test environments in the print industry #printing #automation #workflow #pdf

Link here: https://lnkd.in/e23pij2y Do YOU care about your data security? 🧐 Privacy has become a hot topic in the 3D printing industry lately, so we’re talking about why companies collect your data, why you should care, and what you can do about it! Are you a cyber security expert that might want to join Grant to talk about data security on an episode of our podcast? Reach out to us! Comment on the video, or email us at youtube@3DMusketeers.com! . . . . #DataSecurity #CyberSecurity #DataCollection #Bambu #Prusa #Ankermake #3DPrinters #3DMusketeers #SmallBusiness #Tampa #3DPrinting #AdditiveManufacturing

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