Retrieved from Breitbart.com Aug 19, 2008 05:31 AM US/Eastern www. breitbart.com Japan is planning to label consumer goods to show their carbon footprints in a bid to raise public awareness about global warming, an official said Tuesday. Under the plan, a select range of products from beverages to detergent will carry markings on the […]
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Retrieved from Processor Product MarketPlace Vol. 30 Issue 30 July 25, 2008 Go to original article at www.processor.com Green Data Destruction D3’s New D3eraSE Service Data destruction and green recycling efforts are often at odds with one another. Now, thanks to the new D3eraSE service from D3 (Digital Data Destruction Services), IT managers
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Taken from The Green Sheet New Products Issue 08:07:02 July 28th, 2008 http://greensheet.com/gs_online.php?story_id=872 Destroy the data, recycle the rest Product: D3eraSE Company: Digital Data Destruction Services Inc. In February 2003, the space shuttle Columbia exploded upon reentry into Earth’s atmosphere and streaked like a flaming comet across the Texas sky. In the aftermath
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NEWS RELEASE – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE D3 Services’ New Tier 4 Data Erasure Service Certifies Secure Reuse of Hard Drives and Flash Media D3eraSE™ Service Maintains Integrity of Drives and Media While Providing a Faster, More Secure Process for Destroying Data than “Overwriting” Iron River, Wisconsin (July 8, 2008) – Digital Data Destruction
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Dr. Roger Hutchison participated in a round table discussion, Sunday June 29, 2008, addressing data security as it applies to electronic media. Additional participants were Joni Clark of Seagate and Jeff Pederson of Kroll OnTrack data recovery services. The archived PodCast can be heard here ~This Sunday on Computer Outlook Radio Talk Show’s “Java
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Tier Destruction Levels View the matrices of various Electronic Media Destruction Techniques and the amount of data that is recoverable by forensic methods. Summary of Alternative Technologies for Optical Disc Destruction Summary of Alternative Technologies for Hard Drive Destruction Summary of Alternative Technologies for Magnetic Tape Destruction Summary of Alternative Technologies for Flash Memory Destruction
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NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE D3 Services Granted U.S.’s First GSA Contract for Secure Destruction and 100% Green Recycling of eWaste Service Area Expansion Planned for the First Truly Auditable Destruction of Digital Content and Completely Green Solution TAMPA, FL (June 11, 2008) – At the Tampa Bay Technology Forum, central Florida’s largest and most influential
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Lake Superior Sounder –“The truth is: Disc data isn’t really destroyed until the flakes start to fall” Lake Superior Sounder Article “The truth is: Disc data isn’t really destroyed till flakes start to fall” by Jared Glovsky In the good old days of paper and ink, it was fairly easy to get rid of
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Shred Reckoning Popular Mechanics shows how easily shredder output can be de-Humpty-Dumptied Shredder ShowdownPublished in the August 2005 issue.Go to original article The rise of Internet scams such asphishingand nowpharming(see POPULAR MECHANICS, August 2005, page 24) has given identity thieves the luxury of working from home, but a great deal of stolen information still comes
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Best Buy Learns That Data Protection Can Be A Customer IssueWritten byEvan SchumanJune 15, 2006eWeek.com – Data Protection is a Consumer Issue When a Cincinnati man brought his hard-drive to Best Buy to be repaired, he was told that he couldn’t have his old hard-drive back. But fear not, he was told: the drive would
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