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Why this is the Best Option for Destroying Unwanted Documents Even in the digital age, there is still a significant amount of paper that your business handles every day. Hard copy documents can contain a range of sensitive information, from client records to employee files. When these documents are no longer needed, how can you protect your customers and employees? The choice between shredding and recycling appears simple enough. Unfortunately, making the wrong decision can reflect poorly on your business.

Protect your Business with Timely, Professional Shredding Allowing another company to take care of your sensitive information is not always an easy decision to make. After all, shredding your confidential documents is meant to manage your risks, protect your liability, and destroy personal data – not compromise it. Fortunately, there are many factors to weigh that can help you select the right shredding company to protect your business. We are proud to hold all the requirements of a qualified and

Why Is Digital Storage Destruction Important The National Association for Information Destruction® (NAID®) recently shared the results of an extensive study conducted to assess the presence of personally identifiable information (PII) on electronic devices that are bought, sold and traded on the used-goods market. The study showed that 40 percent of devices resold in publicly-available resale channels contained PII. Just like print documents containing critical information need to be shred in a safe and secure manner, electronic data storage devices

Paper Shredding Has a Long History!   Paper shredding may appear like a routine mechanical process, but the method has been in practice for over a century. Today, many companies use professional paper shredding services for data destruction, to eliminate risk of misuse. Not only is safe disposal of data a measure of a company’s commitment to its clients, customers and its internal security, it is also a legal requirement. Interestingly, the compulsion that drives companies to use commercial paper