Here’s how to remove sensitive data from employee work-from-home devices and distributed, multi-location data centers—without shipping equipment or taxing your technicians. … Read More
The secondary mobile market has exploded in the past few years; however, with this growth has come questions about trust. How do you know which vendors you can count on to protect your company and customer data? And what are some of the potential warning signs that companies could be putting this data at risk? Read on to find out. … Read More
IT teams need to guard their infrastructure from outside attack, but they must also look at software and hardware that come from third-party suppliers and vendor partners—even trusted ones. This is particularly true for portable storage devices such as USBs and external or removable drives. Here’s how secure data erasure can help. … Read More
Following the loss of 18 hard drives destined for scrap, one local government revised its IT asset disposal procedures to protect against future data leaks. In doing so, they overcame several drawbacks to relying only on physical destruction methods to achieve data sanitization. … Read More
Recent versions of Apple’s Mac mini, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and iMac Pro have used the T2 chip with secure boot. Secure boot acts like an exclusive club’s sharply dressed but no-nonsense bouncer, disallowing access for even the most well-dressed nonmembers—in this case, the majority of drive erasure software. However, that doesn’t mean you have to give up removing confidential data from your Mac devices at decommissioning—even if you have … Read More
