The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliant deadline is approaching. By May 25th, companies need to be compliant if they in any way collect or process personal data from people in the EU. GDPR will replace the 1995 Data Protection Directive. The new policy was created to protect EU user data. The law also requires organizations to provide users with the ability to control, monitor, and delete their information. Any data breaches that affect customer’s information also must be reported in 72 hours. The GDPR is recommending specific techniques to […]
Now more then ever we are creating large amounts of data online. Organizations use this data in a variety of ways. Depending on your industry your company may be utilizing big data to enhance your product or solution. In our Deciphering Big Data infographic, we drill down into some of the ways big data is used.
Before you choose an ITAD vendor, you should validate their experience, certifications, and services. Our IT checklist video provides a great starting point to assess a potential ITAD service provider. Liquid Technology provides e-waste recycling, auditable data destruction services, and computer liquidation services. We are also R2, and NAID certified.
Next week, Liquid Technology will be in Orlando exhibiting at IAITAM Spring ACE. Our Director of Northeast Sales, James Patrignelli, will be speaking at the conference. Joining him on stage will be Cloud Solutions Architect, Joe Conlin from 2nd Watch. Joe Conlin is an AWS certified solutions architect who works with enterprise IT organizations that are looking to consume the public cloud in a secure, reliable, and cost-efficient manner. The two will be discussing 10 ways to maximize your migration to the cloud. If your organization is migrating to the […]
The social media giant, Facebook, is currently under fire for violating user’s privacy. The Federal Trade Commission is investigating Facebook. The company CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, was questioned during a congressional hearing about violating a 2011 consent decree. Somehow, Cambridge Analytica gained access to data from the profiles of 50 million Facebook users. If the tech giant is found guilty, it will cost them $40,000 per violation. Facebook’s trial is only the beginning of online user privacy issues. As big data continues to grow online privacy will become more of a […]