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Six Tips to Protecting Your Off-Network Devices

  Six Tips to Protecting Your Off-Network Devices In the past 13 years of handling data security for some of the most risk averse companies […]

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Binary Data Escaping

Legal and Security Risks in Companies IT Assets Whitepaper

Most Companies Are Not Prepared for the Legal and Security Risks When it Comes to Their IT Assets, According to Brass Valley Whitepaper Between 70% […]

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Why You Should be Concerned about Embedded Data

Why You Should be Concerned about Embedded Data Embedded data is any data that’s stored on media that is easily overlooked when assessing a security […]

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Data Breach Success Story

Everything we do for our clients is done with the intention of preventing data breaches and/or putting them in the best position possible to recover when something goes wrong. For best practices in IT asset disposition we prescribe having an inventory list for assets that are decommissioned and sent to us to be recycled. When the reporting is received back from us, the client is encouraged to quickly reconcile and address any discrepancies.

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Indemnification

Indemnification – What happens if something goes wrong? We’ve all heard stories of how someone went to a hospital for a procedure and a serious […]

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Important Questions

Important Questions Companies ask Brass Valley

When we’re being evaluated to provide data security and asset disposition services there are 4 questions companies should be asking.

The validity of the questions above is not to be underestimated but it always seemed interesting to me that the companies focus the majority of their attention on tasks and events that happen prior to something going wrong and very little on what they would actually do if something did go wrong. Yet we’re all human and mistakes happen all the time so wouldn’t it make sense to actually think through what happens in the event of a data breach? With that in mind I’d like to suggest another set of questions to add to your evaluation list.

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