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Why You Should Consider Selling Your Old IT Equipment
In today’s fast-paced technological landscape, businesses are constantly upgrading their IT equipment to keep up with the latest advancements. However, disposing of old IT equipment can be a challenge. As your certified partner for IT asset disposition and computer liquidation, Keystone Technology Management wants to work with you to purchase recently off-network IT hardware from […]
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What Are the Most Common Causes of Data Breaches?
In the modern era, where everything has gone digital, engaging in proper data security measures is important for protecting against data breaches — especially for healthcare organizations that store large amounts of sensitive patient information. For that reason, recognizing the potential reasons for data breaches is essential. To protect your business, here is an overview […]
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What Should a Company Do After a Data Breach?
As the world becomes more reliant on technology, so too have businesses. However, while there are many advantages and conveniences to integrating their systems into a digital space, it also makes them more at risk for data breaches. In the third quarter of 2022, roughly 150 million data records were compromised, meaning that breaches are […]
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How Chain of Custody Is Critical to Electronic Data Destruction
Have you ever wondered what happens to the old IT equipment your company disposes of? The data destruction process is much more involved than throwing replaced hardware in the trash. When electronic data is disposed of, a comprehensive chain of custody takes place on the path to destruction. But what does that mean, and why […]
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Pennsylvania Data Breach Notification Guidelines
In our modern technological age, information continues to transition away from physical paperwork and become digitized. While the ability to access data electronically is convenient, not disposing of it carefully can be dangerous. Confidential information can fall into the wrong hands and lead to theft of bank money, stolen identities, and other problems during a […]
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What Role Does Data Destruction Play in Cybersecurity?
When most people think of cyber security, they imagine complicated passwords, authentication systems, or virtual firewalls that prevent malicious entities from accessing private information. While those programs undoubtedly play an important role, data destruction is also incredibly crucial to keeping data safe. This is the process of destroying data so that it’s no longer accessible. […]
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The Dangers of Not Destroying Your Company’s Data
Many companies handle private information on a daily basis during their normal operations. However, if they don’t employ data destruction services when disposing of outdated electronics or old files, that sensitive information risks falling into the wrong hands. Here are four consequences of not destroying data for businesses. CONTACT US Please prove you are human […]
Read MoreWhy Your Business Should Consider a Data Destruction Service
Data destruction services are the essential, practical side of corporate cybersecurity. Do you get the feeling that you’re missing something critical in your cybersecurity strategy? While you’re busy watching your network, servers, and endpoints for malware and data loss, you could be shipping off truckloads of former assets with fresh data for hackers to explore. […]
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What Are Some Steps We Can Take to Reduce E-Waste?
When businesses decide that the time is right to upgrade their technology and data storage, it represents a time of change. You bring in the latest hardware to build a solid foundation no matter what industry you’re in. Now, You need a plan on how to deal with your outgoing equipment. That’s where a certified […]
Read MoreTo Shred or to Erase? That is the Question.
As you prepare to decommission your I.T. equipment, one of the most important tasks ahead of you is the proper destruction of confidential data and information. This is an essential security measure you must take to prevent hackers from accessing valuable information about your company, even if said information is latent or outdated. But which […]
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