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Flash Memory Safety Tips for Digital Photographers

By Mike Cobb, Director of Engineering Digital photography offers a fast and convenient way for photographers to accomplish their work. However, with convenience comes the extra task of managing camera cards and unlimited numbers of digital images. Add to the list the very real possibility of a hard drive crash or…

Is Pokémon Go a New Target for Hackers?

By Mike Cobb, Director of Engineering Pokémon Go, the smartphone game that became an overnight worldwide sensation, may be more than a cute time-waster. It could provide cybercriminals with an entry point to your business and personal files. Corporate security directors were already wringing their hands over employees who mix…

CSO Online: 4 Signs You’re a Victim of Ransomware

Originally published by CSO Online. …and the 3 steps you need to take next By Amy Bennet The word ransomware conjures images of kidnappers and ransom notes. But that doesn’t quite capture the reality of PC ransomware. In fact, “it’s not always obvious when ransomware is the problem,” says Mike Cobb,…

eDiscovery and Forensic Techniques Behind Clinton Email Investigation

By Rene Novoa, Manager of eDiscovery and Digital Forensics The recent FBI probe into Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s private email likely mirrored eDiscovery tactics used by DriveSavers when processing electronically stored information (ESI) and digital evidence for law firms, corporations, government agencies, educational institutions and individuals. As an eDiscovery…

TDIC: Data Backup: What’s Your Risk Tolerance?

Originally published by TDIC. By TDIC Risk Management Staff We’ve all heard the horror stories. The parents who lost their child’s baby pictures. The corporate executive who lost an important sales presentation. The new bride who lost video of her big day. The college student who lost his entire thesis…

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