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How Data Breaches Actually Happen (and How Disposal Plays a Role)
When most people hear the phrase “data breach,” they immediately picture a hacker sitting behind multiple computer screens launching a sophisticated cyberattack. While hacking and ransomware are certainly major threats, the reality is that many data breaches happen in…
Server Decommissioning: A Complete Guide for IT Departments
Server Decommissioning for IT Departments: Security, Documentation, and Disposal As organizations upgrade infrastructure, move systems to the cloud, or consolidate data centers, one step often gets overlooked: server decommissioning. For many IT departments, this…
The Hidden Risks of Cloud Storage: Why Physical Data Still Matters
Not surprisingly, Cloud storage has transformed the way organizations manage information. It offers convenience, scalability, and the ability to access files from virtually anywhere. For many businesses, the cloud feels like a complete solution – secure, efficient,…
Secure IT Disposal for Financial Institutions: What You Need to Know
In the financial services industry, trust is everything. Clients rely on banks, credit unions, wealth managers, and insurance firms to protect not only their assets, but also their most sensitive personal and financial information. While much attention is given to…
How Healthcare Providers in Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts Should Handle Old Medical Equipment and Data Destruction
Healthcare organizations across Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts are under increasing pressure to protect patient data, stay compliant with evolving regulations, and manage aging technology responsibly. From outdated imaging machines to retired laptops and…
Spring Cleaning with Purpose: Electronics Collection Events Make It Easy to Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle
Make It Easy to Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle As the days get longer and spring cleaning gets underway, many households and businesses are taking a fresh look at what’s been piling up in closets, offices, and storage rooms. Old laptops, outdated monitors, unused cables,…
Why Certified Data Destruction Matters for Businesses in the South Coast of New England
For businesses across the south coast of New England, protecting sensitive information doesn’t end when devices are retired. Whether upgrading IT systems, relocating offices, or clearing out storage areas, organizations must ensure that all data-bearing equipment is…
5 Hidden Data Security Risks Lurking in Old Office Equipment
When businesses think about data security, they often focus on active systems such as servers, laptops, and networks currently in use. However, some of the greatest risks come from devices that are no longer in service. Old office equipment, especially items placed in…
How Long Should Businesses Keep Old Computers?
Most businesses accumulate old computers over time. Whether they are stored in a back office, a storage closet, or an IT department inventory room, outdated devices often sit unused long after they have been replaced. While it may seem harmless to hold onto older…
10 Year Anniversary Promotion
Secure Data Destruction Savings Through March 31 Celebrating 10 Years of Secure Electronics Recycling Ten years ago, we started Data Recycling of New England with a simple goal: to provide organizations with a secure and responsible way to recycle electronics while…
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