CANVAS SYSTEMS

COMPUTER CONNECTION of CNY, INC.

QUANTUM TECHNOLOGY, INC

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• Computer hard drive sold on eBay 'had details of top secret U.S. missile defence system' [05/07/2009]
  
  
• MasterCard, Visa warn security breach may compromise data [01/23/2009]
  
  
• Data Breaches Up Almost 50% in 2008 [01/13/2009]
  
  
• PCI costs slow compliance projects in down economy [01/13/2009]
  
  
• Why data breach incidents continue to rise. [01/06/2009]
  
  
• Private Records Of 37.5 Million Americans Broken In 2008 [01/06/2009]
  
  
• Data control in the Extended Enterprise [01/06/2009]
  
  
• Verizon Business Data Breach Investigations Report [2008]
  
  
• Why All the Data Breaches? Businesses Just Don’t Care [09/09/2008]
  
  
• Erase Hard Drive Entirely - News and Observer [08/13/2008]
  
  
• PC upgrades: When to turn the page isn't an easy call for IT execs [08/11/2008]
  
  
• Gartner Says More than 1 Billion PCs In Use Worldwide and Headed to 2 Billion Units by 2014 [June 23, 2008]
  
  
• Data-Breach Study Released [06/16/2008]
  
  
• State Security Breach Notification Laws [05/20/2008]
  
  
• Stolen Hard Drive Data put Formula One Drivers at Risk of Blackmail [05/18/2008]
  
  
• Disk Encryption is not Enough [2/21/2008]
  
  
• Credit issuer says data lost for 650,000 customers [1/18/2008]
  
  
• High-Tech Trash [January 2008]
  
  
• Record Data Breaches in 2007 [12/31/2007]
  
  
• Improve Disposal [08/01/2007]
  
  
• Dumpster-diving for e-data [07/25/2007]
  
  
• ID Fraudster's Tool [07/23/2007]
  
  
• Second-hand laptops contained masses of personal data [07/23/2007]
  
  
• Data Blunders [07/11/2007]
  
  
• Pfizer alerts Employees of data breach [06/15/2007]
  
  
• Businesses tackle laptop theft data security risks [06/06/2007]
  
  
• Safely Dispose [03/26/2007]
  
  

• US Dept of Defense Standard 5220.22-M From the NISPOM Standards
  
  
• HIPAA Security Standards: Physical Security
  
  
• Guideline for Media Sanitation: Recommendations of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
  This guide from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) helps health organizations understand what data should be considered sensitive and prioritized for data erasure.
  
  
• Cold Boot Attacks on Encryption Keys
  
  
• An Evaluation of Personal Health Information Remnants in Second-Hand Personal Computer Disk Drives