Compliance

  • The NRC’s ITAD Failures: A Costly Reminder of Why IT Asset Management Matters

    By: Levi Hentges, Vice President / Development, SEAM The latest federal audit of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) uncovered serious IT asset management failures that should serve as a wake-up call for organizations across industries. Mismanaged IT assets don’t just create security risks—they can lead to financial waste, compliance failures, and operational inefficiencies. If your […]

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  • The FBI’s ITAD Missteps: A Wake-Up Call for Every Organization

    By: Levi Hentges, Vice President / Development, SEAM A recent federal audit of the FBI’s IT asset management practices has revealed critical weaknesses that should have every organization paying attention. If one of the nation’s top law enforcement agencies struggles to track and secure its retired IT assets, what does that say for the rest […]

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  • The Hidden Danger in Your Old IT Assets: Gmail & Outlook MFA Vulnerability

    By: Levi Hentges, Vice President / Development, SEAM A new vulnerability in Gmail and Outlook’s multi-factor authentication (MFA) systems has cybersecurity experts on high alert. This latest security gap, exploited through man-in-the-middle attacks, exposes accounts even when MFA is enabled—proving that no security measure is foolproof if bad actors get their hands on the right […]

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  • New HIPAA Cybersecurity Rules: How Healthcare Organizations Can Prepare

    By Clint Parsons, Director of Strategic Partnerships at SEAM Healthcare providers are facing a major shift in cybersecurity compliance. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has proposed an update to HIPAA’s Security Rule, adding stricter requirements around multifactor authentication, encryption, patch management, incident reporting, and more. These changes aim to close security […]

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  • SEAM Recertified to NAID AAA: What IT Leaders in Sioux Falls & the Upper Midwest Need to Know

    By: Clint Parsons, Director of Strategic Partnerships, SEAM As IT professionals, we’re constantly balancing innovation with the responsibility to secure sensitive data. That’s why I’m proud to share that SEAM has once again achieved NAID AAA Certification, reaffirming our commitment to providing the highest standard in secure data destruction services. This certification is a game-changer […]

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  • 6 Data Security Mistakes to Avoid in 2025

    By: Levi Hentges , Vice President / Development, SEAM Protecting sensitive information is essential for businesses in Sioux Falls and across the Dakotas. A data breach doesn’t just cost money—it can also damage your reputation and put you at risk of legal penalties. At SEAM, we work with companies to securely manage their IT assets […]

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  • Computer Security Day: Why Proper IT Asset Disposal (ITAD) is Critical for Business Security

    By: Clint Parsons, Director of Strategic Partnerships, SEAM With Computer Security Day approaching on November 30th, it’s an important reminder for businesses to review all aspects of their digital security practices, especially those often overlooked—like how they handle retired IT assets. When we think of securing our data, the focus is often on firewalls, encryption, […]

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  • Why ITAD Deserves Your Attention: Lessons from Walmart and Beyond

    By: Levi Hentges , Vice President / Development, SEAM When Walmart was recently hit with a $7.5 million fine for improper disposal of hazardous waste, it wasn’t just another compliance story. It was a stark reminder of the growing scrutiny on how businesses handle their end-of-life IT equipment. For businesses across South Dakota and North […]

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  • Why Trusting “The Local Scrap Guy” with Your Company’s Data Could Be Riskier Than You Think

    By: Clint Parsons, Director of Strategic Partnerships, SEAM When it’s time to get rid of old routers, computers, or network hardware, you may feel like you’ve found a simple solution: a guy down the road picks them up, hands you some cash, and hauls them away. But if that guy isn’t a certified IT Asset […]

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