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Avoiding Self-Inflicted Security Breaches Through Effective Hard Drive Decommissioning
Tags: hackers, hard drives, data security, data
Overview Every business has data that must be destroyed. According to a NAID report of a Conference Board survey, data security has become a primary concern for top executives. While hackers and viruses present a constant threat, a study by Gartner indicates that 90% of all security breaches were "Self-inflicted." In other words, these problems were avoidable if the company took the right steps. One area that is often misunderstood, or completely overlooked, is hard drive decommissioning - the process of removing data from a drive prior to disposal or recycling. While there are several methodologies for eliminating data from hard drives, there are problems with each method.
- Publisher
- Ensconce Data Technology
- File Format
- Date Published
- Jan 31, 2009
- Format
- White Papers
- Topics
- Network Security, Hard Drives
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