16 There is a dangerous level of confidence in the IT world regarding software-based data destruction. For decades, the standard procedure was to run a wiping program that would overwrite the disk multiple times. This was reliable for old magnetic platters,... View Article
6 Every manufacturer faces a moment where they are holding inventory that simply cannot be sold. It might be a batch of electronics with a minor defect, a pallet of previous-generation smart devices, or prototypes that were never meant to leave... View Article
21 We need to have a technical conversation about your hard drive shredder. For years, the standard advice for data security was simple. If you wanted to destroy a hard drive, you ran it through a mechanical shredder that chewed it... View Article
15 Every manufacturer faces the same uncomfortable reality at some point. You have inventory that cannot be sold. It might be a batch of electronics with a minor defect, a palette of previous-generation smart devices that were never shipped, or prototypes... View Article
17 That “wiped” SSD is a security risk you do not even know you have. For years, we have thought of data destruction like shredding paper, which is a process that works for traditional Hard Disk Drives (HDDs). But an SSD... View Article
8 Let’s be perfectly clear: for a defense contractor, relying on a standard data wipe for end-of-life hardware is like replacing a bank vault door with a screen door. It’s a catastrophic failure in waiting. In the high-stakes world of national... View Article
19 If you are a U.S. company that designs or makes defense-related technology, you know that ITAR compliance is critical. It is about protecting national security and your own valuable intellectual property. But while you pay close attention to the security... View Article
13 During budget season, getting rid of old electronics often gets treated as a small expense, if it is on the books at all. The problem is, that e-waste is a hidden liability. Not budgeting to handle it responsibly can create... View Article
8 For companies in defense, aerospace, and national security, the movement of technology is rightly a huge concern. The government’s ITAR rules are there to prevent critical tech from falling into the wrong hands abroad. These regulations are strict for a... View Article
8 In the story of business risks, we always cast phishing and malware as the main villains. But there is another threat we often forget about. The physical hardware that stores our most important information. That single old server in the... View Article
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