Cybersecurity is often associated with protecting active IT systems. Firewalls, threat detection systems, encryption, access controls, and regular software updates are essential components of an organization's security strategy. Yet one important question is often overlooked: What happens to sensitive data when the equipment storing it reaches the end of its operational life? Servers, computers, hard drives, SSDs, and magnetic tapes do not automatically become security-free assets once they are taken out of service. Sensitive information may remain on these devices long after they are no longer in use. An effective cybersecurity strategy must therefore go beyond protecting data during everyday...

A major energy company operating critical infrastructure across multiple locations faced the challenge of securely transporting data storage media between its facilities and a central data center. Its IT infrastructure was geographically dispersed, with hard drives, SSDs and backup tapes regularly requiring transfer for maintenance, replacement, archiving or secure disposal. These media often contained sensitive operational information, making their transportation a potential security risk. The company needed to protect them not only against physical damage, but also against unauthorized access, loss or theft during transit. With multiple locations and frequent transfers, maintaining visibility and control over the movement of data-bearing...

A leading IT company specializing in the development of AI technologies manages a large and constantly changing volume of data storage media. Its infrastructure includes various types of devices, from traditional hard disk drives and SSDs, to smartphones, tablets and other electronic media.The company needed a secure and efficient way to dispose of these media, while following a clearly defined internal procedure. For magnetic media, the process required two stages: first, irreversible data destruction through degaussing, followed by physical destruction of the media. Other types of media required physical destruction only. With a significant volume of devices to process, the...

What does secure data destruction have to do with the mining industry? More than you might think. At ProDevice, we don’t see data security as something limited to IT environments, data centers, or office infrastructure. Wherever electronic devices store sensitive information, there is a need to make sure that data can be securely and permanently destroyed. Mining is a great example. During the 15th International Conference on Mining Techniques – TUR 2026, our engineer Paweł Wojda delivered a presentation on: "Application of a deflasher for the destruction of non-volatile memory in equipment used in mining” It’s another example of how...

At ProDevice, we offer a complete ecosystem for the secure management of data media, covering the entire lifecycle: from identification, storage and transportation to secure data sanitization. We design and manufacture our own solutions, backed by an experienced R&D team, skilled engineers and production based on international quality standards. For our Partners, this means more than just adding another product to their portfolio. Access to a specialized and growing market. A comprehensive portfolio of professional solutions. New business opportunities and revenue streams. The support of an experienced international manufacturer. A reliable Partner focused on long-term cooperation. Today, 60+ distributors in...

Our interns recently had the opportunity to attend the official gala of Poland. Business Adventure, held at the Royal Castle in Warsaw, bringing together the programme’s scholarship holders and partner companies. The event was attended by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski. This is already the second time we’ve taken part in Poland. Business Adventure. Olivia Michalska joining us from the UK, and Pawel Subernat, from the US, are spending three months with our team - getting to know our work, our technology and, hopefully, a little more of today’s Poland along the way. We really...

When an IT device reaches the end of its lifecycle, many organizations assume that the most difficult part is already over. The equipment is no longer in use, the data has supposedly been deleted, and the device can be recycled, resold, or disposed of. But deleting data is not necessarily the same as destroying it securely. For businesses handling customer information, employee records, financial data, intellectual property, or other confidential information, secure data destruction should be treated as an integral part of IT asset lifecycle management - not as an afterthought. Despite growing awareness of data security, several misconceptions continue...

We recently had the pleasure of hosting around 40 young participants of the Poland. Business Adventure programme, organised by the Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH) in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. They came from different parts of the world, have Polish roots, and are currently gaining professional experience through internships in companies across Poland. During their visit, we showed them a little bit of our world - Polish technology, innovation and what it really looks like to build and grow a business here. There were plenty of questions, conversations and curiosity, which made the meeting much more...

It was great to welcome journalists from France to ProDevice and give them a closer look at what we are building here in Poland. The French market is an important direction for ProDevice, particularly in the defence and security sector. Earlier this year, we had the opportunity to present our solutions at Eurosatory in Paris, and this visit was another valuable possibility to continue that conversation - this time by inviting the media to our headquarters. During the visit, we showed our R&D center, presented selected ProDevice products and solutions, and talked about our capabilities and experience in projects for...

We are getting closer to opening our new production hall - and preparations are already well underway. This week, our engineers are taking part in hands-on training on the new machinery that will soon become part of our R&D and production capabilities. For us, investing in new technology is not only about acquiring new equipment. It is also about making sure our people have the knowledge and skills to use it effectively. The new machines will give us more possibilities in product development and manufacturing, increase our production capacity and help us work more efficiently. Combined with the experience and...