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End-of-life Data Destruction

So, we have enjoyed using our computers for a long time, but what will happen at the end of their lifecycle?

Disposing of our excess equipment can represent a significant challenge for all businesses and individual users.

If your unwanted devices are old but still functional, you can retrieve some profit from them. However, if your equipment is damaged or has reached the end of its useful life, it may not have any reselling value in the second-hand market.

Prevent Data Breaches

Every day, there's a new headline in the news related to cybercriminal activity. One day, it's Facebook Breaches, next, it could be your company. While building a trustworthy image can take your business a long time of work and knowledge, even a minimal cybersecurity incident can cost your company's reputation. Information is the soul of every company, but you must remove every piece of data stored in your devices before getting rid of them.

All About Refurbished Electronics

The electronic industry uses a surprising number of raw materials, energy, and time to complete its manufacturing processes. Governments from all around the world have established green laws that encourage companies to adopt sustainable practices to revert climate change, minimize pollution and protect the environment. We had earlier discussed the importance of prolonging the electronics lifecycle to minimize the negative impact caused by all those manufacturing processes. Unfortunately, not all the equipment is suitable for refurbishment because of its age, functionality, and condition.

Read Before Sharing

Social media platforms keep the world connected and allow people to discover new information, ideas, and stories from every spot with an internet connection (even the most remote places on Earth). Although social media plays a significant role in our lives and how we see the world, we can't just trust all the information posted on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc.

175 million IPv4 addresses

We frequently hear about data breaches in social media platforms such as Facebook or Twitter. It was only a couple of weeks ago when Facebook was again under a data breach.

Most of the time is about minimal data breaches, but considering all the information they have access to, the event could represent an exponential risk to our privacy. It would be impossible to close all our social media accounts and escape from the internet because we need it for work, school, and even to update our car.