SATO Holdings Corporation has assessed the security vulnerability issue with the open-source Apache Log4j (CVE-2021-44228) Java logger utility. The potential impact of the vulnerability on our products and services has been listed below. We will provide updates in a timely manner as they are known.

SATO, a global pioneer in the development of auto-ID and labeling solutions, launched a new UHF RFID direct thermal wristband for identification, verification and tracking of patients in hospitals. SATO has designed this wristband for comfort and optimal reads within hospital location systems...

It has come to our knowledge that an unknown and unaffiliated entity has launched a fraudulent website using our company logo and other related content without permission. SATO Holdings Corporation and the SATO Group have no affiliation to any investment consulting or cryptocurrency businesses.

Regarding the recent errors that were reported from SATO printer users using Windows printer drivers and have been caused by the March 9 Windows security update, Microsoft has released updates to fix the issue.

There have been reports from SATO printer users using Windows printer drivers seeing the Windows blue screen (BSOD) with the “APC_INDEX_MISMATCH” error code (as below). Those who have installed the latest Windows security update released on March 9, 2021 (U.S. Pacific Standard Time) are experiencing this issue.

The global pioneer of auto-ID and labelling solutions, SATO, has today announced the launch of its new CL6NX Plus printer, a best-in-class thermal print solution designed to provide users with enhanced track and trace operations. The company has also boosted its NX series portfolio with the release of several updates for the CL4NX Plus.

SATO, a global pioneer in the development of auto-ID and labeling solutions, has built an end-to-end supply chain solution for Italy-based orthopedic implant manufacturer LimaCorporate. The solution, comprising hardware, software and tags, centers around SATO’s next generation PJM RFID technology for source tagging of implantable products prior to both gas and radiation sterilization, enabling a new streamlined workflow not possible using barcodes or conventional RFID products...

SATO, a global pioneer in the development of auto-ID and labelling solutions today announced that Officeworks, Australia’s home for office supplies, furniture, technology and student supplies, has implemented SATO’s CL4NX and CT4-LX PDF Direct Print solution at its distribution centres and retail stores.

SATO, a global pioneer in the development of auto-ID and labeling solutions, has launched ASETRA, a package system that utilizes RAIN RFID tags, QR codes and barcodes to simplify management of special tools and returnable items (RTIs). It is made with the needs of manufacturers of foods, automotive parts, electronic components, chemicals and pharmaceuticals and associated logistics service providers in mind...