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It’s tempting to be persuaded by organizations that encourage you to choose “paperless” options. They point to environmental responsibility. They point to convenience. Who needs
When it comes to disposing of sensitive documents, many individuals and small businesses turn to drop-off shredding. But not all drop-off options are created equal.
In today’s service-oriented economy, household contractors—ranging from remodelers and cleaning services to visiting nurses, accountants, plumbers, and landscapers—routinely find themselves in possession of sensitive client
Realizing the legal responsibility to protect personal information, many organizations buy an office shredder, place it where everyone can see it, then hope for the
Despite the wealth of data our computers store, an enormous volume of paper is still produced by consumers and businesses. This paper ends up in
PHI stands for Personal Health Information. Three letters to keep top of mind if your business handles documents that contain this type of information. Keeping
Remote work has been around for some time but recently has exploded into popularity. What are these remote workers doing, and how can you manage
If it’s never happened to you, identity theft can seem to be an idle threat. The reality is that identity theft is a real problem:
These days, shredding your documents is essential. Document destruction is your best means of protecting yourself, your business and your family from costly fines, security
Eliminating The Ability To Print From Home. Solved The Problem Or Made It Worse? In the last couple of years, companies have been experiencing a
Many small businesses are faced with data security challenges with the number of people with access to our valuable information continues to rise. This information,
Homeowners and businesses alike have to deal with paper that contains personal or confidential information. Once those papers are no longer needed, you need to
Even though many places now keep their information digitally, there are still a lot of businesses that rely on paper documents. Companies use documents to
