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Accumulating paper documents is inevitable for both homes and businesses. Receipts, financial records, old contracts, and personal documents can pile up quickly. Over time, these
Compliance failures rarely happen because a business ignores the rules. More often, they happen because secure document disposal is treated as a task instead of
According to worldmetrics.org, office paper consumption has been declining by about 4% annually from 2020 to 2025. Compounded over that same period, this amounts to
Generally, business records should be retained for two purposes: Their usefulness to the organization in verifying and assessing transactions, correspondence and other matters material to the organization. Compliance with corporate
A person’s individual medical records are widely considered to be among the most private of all information, with reference to the need for confidentiality dating
Of all the lasting effects of the pandemic, few were as dramatic or have had the staying power of remote working. Some actually moved from
Unfortunately, there are many ways by which everyday mail poses a serious risk of identity theft and other crimes. The good news is that there
Aware of the unacceptable risks of casually discarding sensitive information, many cautious and cost-conscious individuals believe having a shredder is the solution. Ironically, whether for
All privacy and data protection regulations, one way or another, necessitate that data protection service providers designate a qualified professional to be responsible for compliance.
All across the United States, responsible, security-conscious people hand their confidential paper and electronics over to a packaging center or office supply store with the
While all business owners and managers know that personal information must be securely destroyed, many fail to appreciate the need to demonstrate that their information
If you are like most people you understand the importance of destroying sensitive paper documents before you dispose of them. Even so, according to the Federal Trade Commission, roughly 9 million
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
