For many years and even today, most people think of technology as out of sight, out of mind. Have you ever stored sensitive information, or temporarily kept highly valuable information on a PC? Simply deleting it does not actually get rid of the information! For this reason, …Read more
Keeping up with document disposal can be extremely time-consuming and expensive. The cost of purchasing paper shredders as well as maintaining them can run you thousands of dollars each year. Besides the shredders themselves, the time employees spend leaving desks and shredding documents can cost hours of …Read more
The Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act was passed in 2003 as a way to update the old Fair Credit Act from the 1970’s. With the dawn of the internet and higher risk online data it became clear that identity theft was more prevalent and upping security …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
