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
In today’s corporate environment, safeguarding executive communications isn’t optional, it’s essential. Senior leaders are at the heart of strategic planning, mergers and acquisitions, labor negotiations,
Paperwork Problems Confidential information is everywhere you turn. Receipts, junk mail, business information, credit card statements, healthcare information. The list goes on and on. But
We all know we should destroy confidential documents but knowing why may be less apparent. Tax returns, bank statements, utility bills, pay stubs, junk mail,
