If you are not taking steps to protect the confidentiality of your customers and clients, then you are exposing your business to some serious hazards. Here are some things that should convince you that your business needs a plan for secure document storage and document destruction services. …Read more
The world is changing. It’s becoming more and more important for information to be kept safe and out of the harms of those who would use it to their own benefit. Hacking has become a career for those interested in taking information that isn’t theirs and using …Read more
The regulations and codes that pertain to shredding services and document destruction vary from industry to industry. As a shredding company servicing Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, being aware of these regulations is importantas they dictate the best method for disposing of sensitive information. Healthcare providers …Read more
In-house document shredding creates noise and trash, and it also wastes a lot of paper that is recyclable. Depending on your document disposal procedures, these wastes may directly go to the landfills. This could result in another party not involved in the company to read the papers. …Read more
This video explains how the NAID Information Destruction Training Program provides an easy and effective system for complying with the training requirements of all major US data protection regulations, including HIPAA, the FACTA Final Disposal Rule, GLB, Regulation S-P, the FACTA Red Flags Rule. http://youtu.be/v26jv2IA1GY
Here’s another egregious example of a health care provider being nothing less than reckless with patient data.Last August a Greensboro, NC resident was looking for cans when he found boxes and boxes of unshredded patient data stuffed in a dumpster. The files belonged to a local urgent …Read more
