In the course of operations, recycling of old computers is an issue. The confidentiality dangers of object reuse are reasonably well known. However, when the time comes to get rid of a bunch of old (and rather toxic, if just dumped) computer equipment, where can you send them to best effect? The Computer Re-use Optimisation Project (CROP) lists a number of organizations and institutions, in a number of different areas of the world, that take, refurbish, and give computers to worthy causes.
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24 March 2009
Computer Re-use Optimisation Project
Posted by Rob Slade on 24 March 2009 at 11:12 PM in Cybersecurity Training, Digital Forensics, IT Security, Operations Security, Privacy | Permalink
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