Join us on the podcast today when we sit down with Noe Leiva to talk about the legal side of data protection. "In the U.S. the philosophy behind data protection has been protecting financial harms. So, people in the US have been more concerned, historically speaking, with identity theft, use of your Social security numbers,  and taking out loans in their names.  In Europe the philosophy is very different and evolved very differently. During world war II governments were collecting an...

Today on the podcast Solace Awumee joins us to discuss Data Privacy and Compliance for Small and Mid-size Enterprises. Solace brings years of experience to the conversation. Listen in to get expert tips on how to get your business (and yourself) in to a better compliance. "Data discovery is such and important exercise for every company to go through. You need to know where that data is before you protect that data. Then we can move into how do we actually protect this data." -Solace...

Today on the Data Management Podcast we are joined by Matt Lemley, a technology security specialist.  "Now more and more companies, more and more organizations are offering that MFA, that 2-factor authentication. Sometimes if can be a pain to try to find your phone or find a token or responded to a text message, but that single step will more than double your security." - Matt Lemley Learn more about how WipeDrive Enterprise can help you keep your data...

Today on the podcast Mike Thrift from Dell EMC joins us to share his insights on how the field of data protection has changed in the last decade as well as where it is headed. "Data Protection, that was something that was easy to be passionate about, because it truly is something that impacts everybody.  Our data matters and as we continue to evolve into a more digital society, we are going to see that data become even more critical" Learn more about how WipeDrive Enterprise can help you...

In this episode with Shana Danel we talk about a range of topics, from GDPR, and corporate data privacy as well as information privacy on a personal level.  What do you need to know if you want to become a Data Privacy professional? Listen in to learn more. "I always tell everyone to google yourself  routinely. Everybody always tells me that is incredibly arrogant, and it's not. The point is to see what kind of information is out there. The amount of information that I have found on myself...

We are excited to have Jasmine Tinker join the Data Management Podcast. She is the It Data Privacy and Compliance Analyst at a major multi-national corporation. We will discuss how she stays current in the industry, third-party service provider issues and remote work force security. "Take data security seriously. A lot of board of directors are just now starting to realize, hey 'I think we do need to protect our data'. Or maybe we are not as safe and vigilante as we could be. Also for...

Do you read the End User License Agreement? It can be a little dull, but it could also be worth it. You may find that you are allowed to have second machine running the software at no extra cost, or you may find out that the rights to anything you create with that application belong to software publisher.  It's important to know what you are agreeing to. Is it currently supported? Is there a security risk with this product? Listen in to hear more about this and about Software Asset...

Paul Katzoff sit down with Zackary Most to talk about his experience with IT asset management while in the Air Force. As little as ago 8 to 10 years IT asset loss and data compromise were not treated as very serious. But it wasn't long until information security and data breach protection became a priority. When was the turning point for data protection? What level should our data security be? What effect has the Pandemic had on ITAM? What new data protection concerns do more mobile asset...

In this episode Jeff Bermant of Cocoon MDR joins the podcast to talk about data management and data security. We have a misconception that the internet is free. It's not really free,  it costs you your data. We need to beware of who is getting our data and what they are doing with it. Cocoon MDR was born of the idea that the user should own their own data, and they should be the one to profit from it. Internet browsers and companies have been monetizing your data for years. How can the...

Where is the future for the data protection industry? How has the COVID-19 pandemic changed our perspective? Where is it headed? Is what we are doing now enough? These are the questions that drive the conversation in this episode. Companies often neglect to tackle a problem until it starts to cost them money, or at least there is a threat of costing money. Governments and regulatory bodies are starting to step up and impose more regulations for data protection, with financial penalties...

You have probably heard the phrase "data is the new oil" by now. What does that really mean to corporations? Even for companies that are not typically considered 'data driven', having good data will guide good decision making. There are a lot of reasons why organizations will need and want to protect their data. In this episode we will explore a few of them. Every company will have intellectual property that need to be protected, as well as customer data that they have a responsibility to...

In this Episode of the Data Management Podcast, Paul Katzoff is joined by Michael Sheron, Director of Data Privacy and Policy at the University of Kentucky. Michael brings a unique perspective on Data protection in public education. Educational institutions are a ripe target for data collection, and we have a duty to educate the rising generation about the value of their data and how to protect it. How can laws like GDPR inform policy decisions, even when it may not directly apply to your...

On this episode Dimitri Nemirovsky, Co-Founder and COO of Atakama joins Paul Katzoff for a discussion on File Encryption and how Atakama got its start. Encryption is an issue that a lot of people believe they have solved for. The problem with a lot of cyber security products is that the protection is connected to a individual's credentials. If those credentials are compromised malicious actors can gain access to everything connected to that user. The challenge to educate people to see file...

On this episode of the Data Management Podcast Paul Katzoff joins Greg Edwards of CryptoStopper for a discussion on ransomware. Ransomware has been on the rise since 2012, it is no coincidence either, as that was the same time that bitcoin became available. The availability of cryptocurrency allows these hackers to get paid anonymously, and while the incentives remain high ransomware attacks are likely to continue to increase. The attacks themselves are getting more sophisticated too. It's...

Find out how you can use WipeDrive's remote wiping to decrease your risk of a data leak Steve Mellings of ADISA joins us once more on the podcast. Today we make a case for remote wiping of data. Especially in an era of COVID when entire offices are working remote, many security risk were accepted in order to just get the job done. Now with a little more experience behind us, we are faced with dealing with additional challenges of the home office environment. Whether it is from a logistics...

Find out more about the drive failure statistics Backblaze published in this episode of the Data Management Podcast. We sit down with Andy Klein from Backblaze to talk about their drive stats data. Backblaze asked the question "Can we do more, provide more information to our customers about the drives they depend on?" Backblaze publishes drive failure data regularly. What can we learn from it? How can we use it? Listen in to learn more. Learn more about how WipeDrive Enterprise can help...

When is comes to data security at the end of a devices use, what is the best practice? Physical destruction of the device or a data erasure with a certified software tool? We talked with Neil Peters-Michaud about his experience in the ITAD industry to get his take on it. Listen in for all the details. Learn more about how WipeDrive Enterprise can help you keep your data secure. Get more podcasts by WipeDrive

Have you heard of ADISA? What is it and what do they do? We talk to Steve Mellings and get all the details. Listen in to learn more about ADISA and why it is so important for your data security especially on those SSD drives. Learn more about how WipeDrive Enterprise can help you keep your data secure. Get more podcasts by WipeDrive

We sit down with David Blaise to get some insight into what it is like to decommission drives from a data center setting. Learn some of the tricks he has learned from his years in the business and why data sanitization is so important, even before the drive leaves the cage. If you are in the position to make decisions about what happens when you data center hardware reaches ends of life, this is the podcast for you. What do you do with these drives and servers? Are you outsourcing this or...

I had the distinct pleasure of going out to the UK a couple of years ago and seeing their operations in place. I've been to a lot of ITADs. I've seen how a lot of ITADs handle their pickups and their drop offs and how they handled their logistics chain, how they handle their employees that are going out to do these pickups. And one of the things that just incredibly impressed me about CDL was they had the slickest, most efficient looking, I mean, maybe it's not, but I was so impressed by how...

We hear quite a bit about it over here in the US, but obviously it's got a much bigger impact on them over there, and that's GDPR. What does this law actually mean? What is required? We're not going to go through anything broad on this. We want to focus on what we care about, which is data erasure. What do we do? What are we doing with our old laptops, desktops, servers? What are we legally required to do? How are we required to be processing this type of equipment? And Mark is an expert on...

The Data Management Podcast will talk about business practices, security practices, NIST versus DOD, and many other security-related topics. Please email [email protected] if you have any comments or thoughts or would like to be a guest on our new podcast