Ecogreen IT Recycling

[...] financial. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 What is data destruction? Data destruction can be defined as the process that integrates physical and digital [...]

[...] For most of the people and organizations, Data Destruction is not a major concerned. Wait a minute..What is data destruction by the way? Definition [...]

[...] check out their credentials and the methods they employ to do the same. Finding a reliable data destruction service Proper data treatment is one of the major concerns of all companies across [...]

[...] Everything has a lifecycle but when it concerns sensitive information, such as in your personal hard drives, steps must be taken to destroy and dispose it off securely. It should be a business [...]

[...] . Even corrupted hard drives and computers can be checked for information that you wouldn’t want anyone else to access. This [...]

[...] . However, there are some methods of data destruction that can be used to erase data from the hard drives, but not all are trusted methods. By just deleting files or formatting hard drive do not mean [...]

[...] march forward is an ongoing process. Our planet is now overburdened with tons and tons of electronic waste. According to the United Nations, e-waste of the world adds to 50 million tons annually. E- [...]

[...] post. A huge amount of electronics items are purchased each year and thus million tones of electronic waste are generated but only a small proportion of e-waste is being recycled. Since electronic [...]

[...] that you wouldn’t want anyone else to access. This might include passwords, credit card information, bank details, personal photos and other documents. Even deleted files can be [...]

[...] the form, you put your information that is important to you like bank log in details, credit card information, passwords etc. Thus, if someone steals your critical information, you might be in [...]

[...] e-waste poses great danger to the environment. In all there are about 60 elements in these electronic items. The toxic contents like mercury and lead get absorbed by the soil and groundwater. The [...]

[...] waste are generated but only a small proportion of e-waste is being recycled. Since electronic items are the most commonly used in homes and offices and thus its consumption is increasing at [...]

[...] infographic and think how inhabitants of Agbogbloshie (situated in Ghana) breathe in that toxic environment. [...]

[...] as such is hard to destroy, but at the same time, these piling old hard disks can create a toxic environment in the working premises. Professional hard drive destruction services ensure that every bit [...]