Data Destruction

  • What Should You Do with Legacy Devices After a Cloud Migration?

    Migrating to the cloud can be a significant decision for any business. It can involve changes in how your employees work and how you store and access your data. One thing that often gets overlooked when switching to the cloud is what to do with legacy devices. If you have devices that are no longer […]

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  • Employment Record Retention Guidelines: How Should Terminated Employee Files Be Purged?

    There is no one-size-fits-all answer as to when you should purge a former employee’s files and documentation since the laws and regulations governing the retention of employee records vary by jurisdiction. However, as a general rule, it is best to purge terminated employee files after a reasonable time has passed, and there is no longer […]

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  • Why Companies Should Entrust a NAID AAA-Certified Company with Destroying Data

    When choosing a company to destroy sensitive data, you want to ensure you make the best decision possible. This is where NAID AAA certification comes in. What Does NAID AAA Certification Mean? The National Association for Information Destruction (NAID) is the leading international trade association for companies providing information destruction services. To become NAID AAA […]

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  • 4 Pieces of Equipment Containing Data that You May Be Leaving Unprotected

    Devices in your business contain sensitive data that can be left unprotected. If you don’t take the necessary precautions, cybercriminals could gain access to your information and harm your business, clients, and reputation. To assist you in keeping your data safe, we’ve compiled a list of 4 pieces of equipment containing data you may have […]

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  • 5 Helpful Tips for Destroying Data on Old Backup Devices

    Did you know that data breaches affect nearly everyone, from large corporations to ordinary people across the street? According to a recent study, over 22 billion records exposed in 2021. That’s why it’s important to ensure your old backup devices are permanently clean of any data before disposing of them or storing them. But how […]

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  • Data Destruction Basics: 3 Different Methods of Erasure

    There are many security risks that businesses face when working with digital information. Data theft is an ongoing problem that puts personal and financial information at risk. As the number of devices that companies rely on continues to grow, their attack surface will only increase. Data destruction is a common method used to ensure old […]

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  • 3 Reasons Why Companies Should Never Throw Private Documents in the Trash

    For most companies, the safety and security of their employee’s valuable information — not to mention their clients’ information — is of the utmost importance. That’s why you should never keep sensitive or personal data longer than is professionally necessary. Most companies have some kind of data removal policy that determines when and how employee […]

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  • What to Look for in a High-Quality ITAD Vendor

    IT assets are an essential part of modern business. Organizations that fail to invest in the proper technology infrastructure can become quickly overwhelmed by unexpected increases or decreases in demand. The right IT assets allow organizations to deliver better service to the end user and enhance the capabilities of the entire workforce. Because of their […]

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  • 3 Tips for Disposing of Your Company’s Old Inherited Records

    Whether your company is a few years or a few decades old, your filing cabinets likely contain more than a few documents that were once important but are now irrelevant. Before transferring those old documents directly to the recycling bin or trash can, however, there are a few record disposal tips you should keep in […]

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