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Re: hard drive destruction
From: Al Mac <macwheel99 () sigecom net>
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 12:52:32 -0500
I agree that it is best to have professionals do the obliteration, because most businesses do not have personnel with relevant skills and check lists to take care of all computers they done with. However, there needs to be certification that the professionals actually do what they contracted to do. There have been breaches where some computer trade-in place was supposed to wipe disk on the old system, then the used market gets the confidential data not erased. The computer trade-in place had dropped the ball. This also applies to passing old company computers to employees, or sales direct to other companies who accept hand me down equipment. There have been breaches in that area also. Al Mac _______________________________________________ Dataloss Mailing List (dataloss () attrition org) http://attrition.org/dataloss Tracking more than 142 million compromised records in 303 incidents over 6 years.
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- hard drive destruction George Toft (Aug 16)
- Re: hard drive destruction Pawel Krawczyk (Aug 16)
- Re: hard drive destruction Angelo Manoloules (Aug 16)
- Re: hard drive destruction blitz (Aug 16)
- Re: hard drive destruction Chris Walsh (Aug 16)
- Re: hard drive destruction Al Mac (Aug 16)
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- Re: hard drive destruction *Hobbit* (Aug 16)
- Re: hard drive destruction Joe Francis (Aug 16)
- Re: hard drive destruction George Toft (Aug 17)
- Re: hard drive destruction Joe Francis (Aug 16)
- Re: hard drive destruction DAIL, ANDY (Aug 16)
- Re: hard drive destruction DAIL, ANDY (Aug 16)
- Re: hard drive destruction DAIL, ANDY (Aug 16)
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