E-End has once again been awarded the NAID AAA Certification from the National Association for Information Destruction, to assure clients the data on hard drives, cell phones and other electronic media, has been properly destroyed and cannot be recovered by any means. The internationally-recognized NAID Certification Program was developed to create data destruction standards. Areas of focus include facility security, employee hiring and screening, and extensive training on the Certified Wiping and Destruction Services. Download Game Billiard 3d For Pc Offline.

Considering how often the phrase ' Data Breach' now appears in the news, businesses and organizations are rethinking how they're securing the information they've been entrusted with. Most of them will spend many thousands of dollars to build a fortress-like defense to prevent the criminals from crashing the front gates and gaining access to the castle. However, most of them forget one thing, that a big part of these data breaches originate from their end-of life equipment that are stored unsecured in hallways, storage rooms and offices. By not placing enough emphasis on destroying the hard drive’s data from end-of-life equipment, your IT department may leave the back door open for data breaches.

Data destruction is not their priority, plus it’s time taken away from other important tasks. It can take three hours or longer to destroy data on a single hard drive. Think about the 600 man-hours, or more, if there were 200 hard drives waiting for data wiping. Furthermore, data destruction experts will tell you that reformatting, deleting, or even drilling holes in the hard drive does not destroy data beyond all methods of forensic reconstruction. “Be leery of companies that offer free recycling or destruction of electronic data. For a company to guarantee 100% recycling and 100% data destruction, it takes skilled workers, specialized equipment, and constant training and education. There is no free ride when protecting the environment and your data.