Verity Systems Emphasizes Data Security at Farnborough International Airshow 2024
This past week, we attended the Farnborough Airshow in the UK to discuss data security behind-the-scenes with businesses and leaders in aviation. With the critical role of data security in the aviation sector a key factor in upcoming innovations and new technology, we explored issues impacting data transference along with the processes for secure data destruction in an ever more complex technology environment.
During the event, we highlighted how hard drive destruction has become an increasingly in-demand need for a variety of organizations that are seeking secure methods to destroy HDDs, SSDs and other digital storage devices.
Government agencies, including defense, law enforcement, the Air Force, Army, Navy, and Marine Corps, as well as police departments, alongside their contractors, are increasingly prioritizing secure data destruction solutions as technology evolves.
This focus stems from the need to safeguard sensitive information against cyber threats and unauthorized access. As these organizations manage vast amounts of classified and confidential data, ensuring its secure disposal is critical to maintaining national security.
Our NSA-listed Crunch 250 hard drive destroyer, designed to meet stringent security standards, has been a go-to option for operators needing a secure data destruction capability. Government agencies, private and public sector businesses have stepped up their investments in recent years to implement robust data protection, ensuring that sensitive information is irretrievably destroyed, preventing data breaches and espionage.
“Attending this year’s Farnborough Airshow was an incredible opportunity for us to meet face-to-face with industry leaders,” said Matt Brannigan, Sales Manager for Verity Systems. “Data security and AI were significant themes at the show, reflecting the industry’s focus on safeguarding sensitive information in the cloud and its secure erasure once no longer in use. Our NSA-listed Crunch 250 hard drive destroyer is designed to meet the highest standards of data destruction, ensuring operators in various defense and civilian sectors can securely remove sensitive information.”
The airshow, held from July 22–26, featured numerous advancements in aviation technology and underscored the industry’s commitment to innovation and security. Our participation enabled us to get an in-depth perspective from the aviation industry on how evolving technology is changing the way data is handled and transferred.
As digital threats evolve, the need for more sophisticated data environments has led to further innovation in order to keep the skies safe and our data secure.
If you are interested in learning about secure data destruction technologies suitable for aviation, contact us at [email protected].
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