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Data destruction is something that should not be taken lightly within your business or home. Millions of people are affected by identity theft each year. We have people ask us all the time, why data destruction? When a breach in data occurs, it could mean hefty fines for business owners. Although you may think it is a cost-effective…
Given that traditional hard drive sanitization methods have been proven ineffective for wiping SSDs, how do you wipe an SSD drive and ensure zero data breach risk? Solutions exist but must be backed by a proven solution provider.
Can anyone with a shredder call themselves a certified data destruction company? Sure, they could, but they’d be breaking the law. Luckily, data destruction is a heavily regulated industry. This protects everyone, especially since companies have an ethical obligation to dispose of confidential information in the proper way. Industry Regulation of Certified Data Destruction Protects Everyone Consumers are…
If a company is responsible, they will have an effective data destruction policy. This ensures all private and confidential data is inaccessible. There are certain steps a company can take to destroy all data.
To protect your intellectual property and ensure that your business remains compliant with the laws of your state, it is essential that you understand how to securely erase a hard drive. If you intend to recycle the device, you must wipe the external hard drive using the correct tools.