Posts Tagged ‘Data Security’
Unveiling Misconceptions about Shredding
In the world of misinformation, much like the amusing forgetfulness of the famous movie fish Dory, various misconceptions surround shredding practices. Whether it’s believing goldfish have a three-second memory or assuming in-house shredding is the ultimate secure solution, it’s time to separate fact from fiction. Let’s dive deeper into some common shredding myths and unveil…
Read More“Wiped” doesn’t mean your hard drive data is gone forever…
Did you know that even when personal or business hard drives are “wiped” clean, they still may contain sensitive or confidential data? Despite using an off the shelf product that promises to remove all their personal data, many original owners of laptops or PCs sold online still become victims of identity theft or worse. Records…
Read MoreHow Data and Media Storage can help your business stay competitive
For any business, regardless of size, having backup systems in place is critically important. Natural disasters or hardware failures can impact every business in the short term, but they are also two of the most significant reasons why businesses fail. Backing up data and other media types provides a reliable and easy to access restore…
Read MoreDigital Records – Finding the right balance in the workplace
Do you know what your office “sweet spot” is when it comes to records management? Social media, blogs and the Internet is abuzz with talk about the slow transition from paper to digital records in offices and workplaces around the world. Studies have shown that for every dollar in paper costs, managing that paper can…
Read MoreWhy pushing delete doesn’t really delete your data
When you hit the delete button on a computer file, what happens? You may assume that by deleting the file, you’ve erased the data. That’s a common, but potentially harmful assumption to make. When you “delete” a file, it only removes the file name from the file directory. Basically, your operating system no longer knows…
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