In businesses, all critical information including financials, customer contacts, internal procedures, and proprietary information comes in the form of data. Destroying data in paper records is much easier. However, if the data is stored on an electronic device or across any network device including laptops, hard drives, servers, DLTs, CDs, PCs, LTOs, DVDs, data destruction becomes a complex process. If data is destroyed incorrectly, some of the data would remain, which would result in data breach or data leak. As the volume of data has continued to rise, data security has become a major area of concern among enterprises. As per a recent study conducted by National Association for Information Destruction (NAID) device, 40% of the used electronic devices sold in the second-hand marketplace contain a lot of critical information including tax details, contacts, company and personal data, usernames and passwords, credit card information, etc. Therefore, when an IT device is withdrawn from ...