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I met with a medical specialist at a huge hospital in New York - I had a usb drive with about 50G imaging data (pet, ct, mri) and they refused to access it. Fo
by salgernon 8y ago
I met with a medical specialist at a huge hospital in New York - I had a usb drive with about 50G imaging data (pet, ct, mri) and they refused to access it.
Fortunately I was also hosting it on my own server in various formats - nope, they can’t access the external network.
I ended up burning the whole set to a spindle of dvds, which they could then import .. and shred.
- mc32 8y agoMany companies do not allow the physical removal of “hard drives” and must be shredded before they can exit a door, which is why the “keep your drive” warranty policy is quite popular with many companies.
- Lev1a 8y agoIn the hospital I work at old CDs/DVDs/HDDs (readable or not) go through the slit at the top of a locked metal bin that gets taken away by some company at some point in time.