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Trilogy Tech Talk interviews Chris Bross, DriveSavers CTO

While at Flash Memory Summit 2015, our company rock star, Chris Bross, was pulled into a variety of media interviews, including this one with Trilogy Tech Talk. Trilogy Tech Talk is a new arena to discover, investigate, evaluate and compare all things “tech.” Content comes straight from the source of…

IT Briefcase: Hurricane Season: Electronic Protection Tips

Featured article by Chris Bross, CTO, DriveSavers June 1st marked the start of hurricane season and tropical storms are top of mind for companies in prime locations. Taking preventative measures that businesses can take to protect important data including accounting paperwork, employee documents and sensitive customer information, should be a priority…

CNN Video: Deadly Plane Crash

Technology exists that can recover data from any device, no matter how damaged. Chris Bross, DriveSavers Chief Technology Officer (CTO): Anything that stores digital data we can recover. CNN Reporter: The recovery of cellphone video from a crash site begins in a place like this Jim Alcott, DriveSavers Data Recovery/Forensic Engineer: I’m going…

Ways to Protect Your Company’s Tax Data

It’s tax time and the IRS is ready to receive your small business’ information from the past year. Can you guess who else is waiting for you to file, probably even more eagerly than the federal and state governments? Tax time is a busy and lucrative time for identity thieves…

Digital Guardian: Data Security Experts Answer: What is the Biggest Misconception Companies Have About Endpoint Security & Protection Tools?

Originally published by Digital Guardian. By Nate Lord Endpoint security is a method of protecting a central corporate network when it is being accessed through remote devices, or endpoints, such as PCs, laptops and other wireless mobile devices. And while endpoint security is a concept that isn’t exactly new by any…

Information Security Buzz: Guide to Protection Against a Data Breach

Data breaches have become an almost predictable problem with banks and major retailers. Lately, even telephone companies have been fined nearly $10 million for violating security laws designed to protect the confidentiality of customers proprietary information (PI), including names, social security numbers, birth dates, addresses, driver’s license numbers. More than 300,000 customers’ private…

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