Proper electronics recycling and data destruction aren’t just environmental choices — they’re legal requirements in New Hampshire. The state regulates how businesses and residents dispose of electronics, batteries, and devices containing personal information. This...
Top 9 Data Security Mistakes IT Managers Make During Equipment Disposal (and How to Fix Them) When it’s time to retire equipment, most organizations treat disposal as a logistics step: pick up, erase, recycle. That usually works fine until a small overlooked component...
What is Hard Drive Recycling and Secure Data Destruction? Recycling hard drives, SSDs, and onboard storage devices requires more than simply throwing them away. These devices store sensitive business and personal data, and improper disposal can lead to data breaches,...
Protect Your Digital Information Protecting sensitive data is one of the primary concerns that IT departments — and individuals — are faced with today. With the increasing prevalence of cyber threats and data breaches, it’s important to ensure that data isn’t...
The Challenge of Improper SSD Destruction: A Critical Look In an era dominated by digital data, the security of sensitive information is of paramount importance. As technology advances, so do the risks associated with data breaches, and one area that often goes...
Recently, Morgan Stanley was hit with a hefty fine for the improper disposal of electronic data. While this reflects one of the largest legal cases, there are more, including smaller companies. In addition to the high cost of the penalty, the company will also realize...
