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Many Philadelphia healthcare professionals are aware of the significant increase in data loss and data theft. Therefore it is vital to realize the importance of securing critical patient information at all times. Failing to do so puts your medical office at significant risk of a data breach, and could unknowingly expose sensitive data to wrong individuals. Whether information is stored electronically or physically through hard copy record storage, it’s imperative that certain safeguards are taken at all times. Healthcare professionals file

If your Doylestown business is contemplating seeking professional paper shredding, obtaining a Certificate of Destruction is a great step towards compliance. If you’re currently shredding in-house through the use of an office shredder, this is better than failing to shred entirely, but it does lack some important security factors that could put your business at risk. Outsourcing your document destruction needs guarantees that the process is carried out diligently and in accordance with strict privacy laws. Your employees are not

Are you familiar with the saying “hot desking” and has your Doylestown business ever considered it?  If you’re not familiar with this, it basically means that your employees aren’t restricted to assigned seating/desks; alternatively, each staff member is free to move throughout the office on any given day, working where they please. Without the proper guidelines and organization, it could lead to security issues. In an effort to make this environment effective for everyone, it’s important that desks remain organized and free

Paper shredding has been around longer than you probably think!  In fact, it’s quite interesting to learn about how and where it originated. Here’s a brief outline explaining its history!

Protecting vital business information is perhaps more essential today than ever before. Information theft continues to be a growing concern so we need to do our best to help combat this. Most companies, both small and large, rely on paper to record, share and store important business data. While electronic data is circulated on a daily basis, the majority of office employees are still using paper on a regular routine. Bottom line is that paper is not going away anytime