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Third Party Vendors Are Now Involved in Nearly Half of Data Breaches

Many businesses focus on protecting their own networks and systems but overlook the risks created by third-party vendors that handle…

Nate Segall

An Office File Cleanout Checklist You Didn’t Know You Needed

Many businesses accumulate outdated files and records over time, making it difficult to stay organized and increasing the risk of…

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What Is Credential Stuffing and Why Does It Still Work?

Many organizations assume cybercriminals break into accounts by cracking passwords or exploiting complex technical vulnerabilities. This article is written for…

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The Environmental Impact of Improper Electronics Disposal

Many businesses accumulate outdated computers, hard drives, mobile devices, and other electronics without giving much thought to what happens when…

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Has Hybrid Work Changed Your Office Storage?

Hybrid work has changed how businesses use office space, often exposing years of accumulated paper records, outdated electronics, and unused…

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How Long Should Businesses Keep Sensitive Records?

Businesses often keep sensitive records longer than necessary, increasing the risk of data breaches, identity theft, and compliance issues. This…

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How Old Breach Data Is Used in Loan and Tax Fraud Schemes

Many businesses and individuals assume old data is no longer a threat, but cybercriminals continue to exploit it for fraud.…

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Recent Breach Highlights Why Proactive Data Security Matters

Many businesses underestimate the risks of large-scale data breaches until it is too late. This is written for people responsible…

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How Remote Work is Changing ITAD Strategies

This post covers why traditional ITAD models fall short in remote environments, the operational and security risks of untracked devices,…

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Why AI Scams Feel Personal and What That Means for Your Security

This post covers how AI-powered scams use personal data and emotional triggers, the risks of even small interactions, and the…

Nate Segall