In the past, I have shared emails about how to properly dispose of outdated electronics and how to choose a data destruction partner. Today, I would like to point out some common practices that are NOT safe and sound for data security or the health of our planet.

I often say that cybersecurity is a marathon, and IT experts can usually take your company through the first 26.1 miles. However, the race is not over until you cross the finish line, and when it comes to sensitive data, you have not crossed the “finish line” until the data is completely and properly destroyed.

It’s a New Year, and the perfect time to start setting goals as a company. Whether you’re finally getting rid of the old IT equipment that’s been cluttering up your office or striving to reach higher levels of data security, Pupfish has a solution for you!

As we celebrated Pupfish’s second birthday in October, I found myself suddenly thinking of the phrase “terrible twos.”

There’s something magical about the holiday season. It’s a time when we gather with our friends, family, and loved ones to celebrate the joy of the season through quality time and giving.

Between Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and an endless parade of holiday deals, the incentives to buy are highest during the month of December. But have you considered the environmental impact of your holiday purchasing?

From all of us at Pupfish, we’d like to wish you a Happy America Recycles Day

So, your company is ready to dispose of devices containing sensitive data.

October is Cybersecurity Month, and we know how scary things can get when a company does not have a data disposal plan in place for devices containing sensitive data.