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The Paper Paradigm: A Call for a New Electronic Standard |
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The Paper Paradigm:
A Call for a New Electronic Standard
to Govern Digital Data Destruction
By Roger Hutchison
President, CD ROM, Inc.
August, 2009
Click here for the article in PDF format
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D3 Services Opens Office in Fort Myers, FL |
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Digital Data Destruction Services (D3 Services) – Opens Office in Fort Myers
October 16, 2009 Fort Myers, FL. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. D3 Services, the first company in the US to be awarded a GSA contract for digital data destruction has opened an office in Fort Myers. Founded in 2004, D3 Services is the first company in the U.S. to offer auditable, high-end, digital data destruction equipment and services with a 100% earth-friendly disposition of all by-products. D3 Services and its products are HIPAA, FACTA, Gramm-Leach-Bliley, and Sarbanes-Oxley compliant.
The company, with a corporate office in Iron River, WI., and field offices in Minneapolis, Clearwater and Fort Myers offers high security destruction services that will remove digital information on all electronic media.
CD ROM, Inc., its sister manufacturing company, sells devices evaluated by the National Security Agency for classified data destruction. These products are used in the data destruction cycle to ensure complete and compliant destruction of digital data.
The new D3 Services office will be located at 1528 Broadway in downtown Fort Myers.
On Friday November 6th from 4-6 PM D3 Services will be hosting an event at Café Matisse 2236 First Street, Fort Myers. They are anxious to meet their new Fort Myers neighbors and invite everyone to attend.
For more information please call 239.332.2800. www.d3services.com
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Ghana: Digital Dumping Ground |
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Frontline World
www.pbs.org
Retrieved 24 Jun 09
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to Original Article
On the outskirts of Ghana's biggest city sits a smoldering wasteland, a slum
carved into the banks of the Korle Lagoon, one of the most polluted bodies of
water on earth. The locals call it Sodom and Gomorrah.
Correspondent Peter Klein and a group of graduate journalism students from
the University of British Columbia have come here as part of a global
investigation -- to track a shadowy industry that's causing big problems here
and around the world.
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National Archives Loses Sensitive Data |
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AP
FoxNews.com
Retrieved May20, 2009
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The FBI is conducting a criminal investigation of the matter, according to
Rep. Edolphus Towns, D-N.Y., chairman of the House Oversight and Government
Reform Committee, and senior committee Republican Darrell Issa of California.
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One-third of used computers still contain sensitive information |
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One-third of used computers still contain government,
military, banking, medical, business information
ID
theft
All about how it happens and how you can keep it
from happening to you.
by Karen Kavanaugh
BLOGIVERSITY.ORG
Retrieved 14 May 09
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One-third of used computers still contain government,
military, banking, medical, business information
One of the many frustrations of becoming an identity theft victim is the
never knowing how it happened. A new study might shine some light on the
mystery.
Researchers purchased 300 used computer drives from eBay, other
auction sites and flea markets and found 34% of them still contained
confidential information, including hospital records and sensitive military
information.
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Study Finds Many Discarded Hard Drives Still Contain Confidential Data |
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Storage & Destruction Business (SDB)
Retrieved 14 May 09
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A recent study, sponsored by BT and
Sims Lifecycle Services, finds that more than one third of discarded hard drives
still contain confidential data. The study was carried out by forensic computer
science labs at Longwood University, located in the United States; the
University of Glamorgan, Wales; and Edith Cowan University,
Australia.
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