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Our daily lives are inundated with such a quantity of data that we no longer think about how much information we have. Be it on our phones, our desktops, our laptops, or our flash drives, we carry the fingerprints of our digital and personal lives everywhere. More dangerously, many people leave these fingerprints everywhere. For […]

As technology improves, it may be time to upgrade hardware in your business. Physical hardware stores a lot of sensitive data, which you want to keep safe. Destroying the drives is the best way to eliminate the security risks when disposing of hard drives. Here are some tips that will help you with the equipment

Data security is becoming increasingly crucial in today’s business environment. Thousands of small businesses are the victims or targeted cyber attacks every year, and for many of them, a failure to defend themselves against this attack can be the end of the line. To shore up your defenses, you will hear the usual tactics –

School is just about on summer break. So, it is quiz time. It’s true/false, as we explore what you thought you knew about hard drive destruction. All hard drives are the same. Deleting my data makes it impossible to recover. Wiping my SSD drive works the same way as wiping my HDD drive. My waste hauler

In today’s age especially, security is very important. There are hackers both in and outside the workplace. So, your data could easily be compromised if you’re not careful. With that said, the problem is that so many businesses put such a focus on their network security, that they become careless in other aspects. For example,

First of all, risk management is the process of identifying, assessing, and controlling threats to an organization’s capital and earnings. With that said, it’s always important that you remain secure in the workplace, as threats can be very unpredictable. Even more so, it’s time to start taking a proactive approach, instead of a reactive one.

Almost all modern businesses use online technology in some form during their daily workflows. Online technologies and media devices are convenient and helpful for businesses, yet they also raise security concerns. In this regard, let’s discuss why hard drive destruction is vital for modern businesses. BYOD Policies Data breaches manifest in different ways and are

In the business world, having security for your network should always be a top priority. Even if your business has never been susceptible to a virus or attack before, why take the chance? After all, if you wait until there’s an attack before deciding to protect your network. With that said, when it comes to

So, you have decided to upgrade the computers in your office. This leaves many business owners questioning what they should do with these computers, and in particular, their hard drives. Should you store these hard drives somewhere? Should you take them out back and smash them with a baseball bat? Many business owners are unsure

In the workplace, when someone is looking to buy a new computer or wants to throw away their old hard drive, discarding it isn’t always the best choice. After all, there are always people both in and outside the workplace looking to steal info. With that said, the next time you’re thinking about the data

One of the best ways to serve your community is to offer members access to free or low-cost data-crushing services. This is especially helpful for organizations that deal with senior citizens regularly. Many seniors are getting comfortable with mobile devices. However, many still know very little about how to keep their devices safe. They know

For many years, professionals thought degaussing was an effective way to destroy data on solid-state devices. However, though degaussing can damage some SSD data irrevocably, you can’t rely on it to destroy all the data on a device. Degaussing works by damaging the data on the magnetic strip of solid-state devices. The simplest examples of

With all the buzz about cyber security, organizations are paying very little attention to the physical aspects of cyber security. For many professionals, cybersecurity remains a vague concept; understood only by their IT departments or their MSPs; consisting of intangible products and concepts, such as software, updating, patching, and the cloud. However, physical cybersecurity is

It is not uncommon for companies to have old hard drives lying around that they are unsure what to do with. Replacing your business’s computers is important in keeping your company modernized and efficient, but what do you do with old hardware that has secure information on it? This is where a hard drive crusher

One doesn’t have to look very far to see the damage that poor cybersecurity practices can do. Just look at the news. Recently, Yahoo disclosed that more than one billion of its user’s accounts were compromised due to a 2013 hacking incident. The information gained on these users included names, phone numbers, encrypted passwords, and