Top Reasons for Using Secure Shredding Services

The hazards of leaked confidential documents can create a world of trouble. Not only are you at the risk for multiple fines and legal penalties, a breach in security will cause a loss of trust in your clients and hurt your reputation. Once you’ve lost someone’s trust, …Read more

Our Mobile Shredding Clients

Shred With Us was founded to provide government and business entities the highest level of information protection possible. We work with very high-level entities, all of which have a very high priority on keeping information safeguarded. Breaches in classified information can result in identity theft, monetary loss, …Read more

Keep Client Confidence With Shredding

It doesn’t take much personal information today to easily obtain enough data for identity theft. Identify theft can be an expensive and emotionally draining problem to fight and costs an individual thousands of dollars in irreparable damage to finances and credit. Just a few scraps of information …Read more

Using Shared Networks: Protect Your Personal Information

These days, it seems like everyone needs to be on their phone all the time.  Because we’re so accessible, people want to access us…constantly.  It can be frustrating, but also necessary depending on what line of work you’re in, how many people you know, etc.: the list …Read more

Take Home Work Used To Commit Fraud and Identity Theft

A human resources department employee takes home employee data that is then stolen by her boyfriend. A Peabody, MA man will spend seven years in federal prison for leading an identity fraud ring that cost retailers nearly $400,000, federal prosecutors said. William Dodge, 46, will have to …Read more

FTC Reiterates its Support for Data Security Legislation

The Federal Trade Commission testified before Congress today on the agency’s ongoing efforts to promote data security, and reiterated its support for enactment of a strong federal data security and breach notification law. Testifying on behalf of the Commission before the Senate Judiciary Committee, FTC Chairwoman Edith …Read more

STATE EMPLOYEE SENTENCED FOR PROVIDING NAMES IN IDENTITY THEFT SCHEME

WASHINGTON – Lea’Tice Phillips, of Montgomery County, Ala., was sentenced to serve 94 months of incarceration today, announced Assistant Attorney General Kathryn Keneally of the Justice Department’s Tax Division and U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Alabama George L. Beck Jr. Phillips was also ordered to …Read more