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As a trusted business in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, securing your sensitive business records is of the utmost importance. Failing to properly shred sensitive material can leave your business, employees, and customers susceptible to harm; most notably, identity theft.  Unfortunately, this crime takes place more than you think, and easier than you probably think – once every three seconds. The good news? It is preventative with the right steps! Let’s take a look at some interesting findings in relation to identity

Recycling bins are present in basically every business here in Eastern Pennsylvania,  but it seems that in many circumstances they are used to collect material other than simply cans, bottles, and plastic items. What’s the concern with placing documents in your recycling bin?  While paper itself is fine, documents containing private matters are another story. As a business in Eastern Pennsylvania, you likely circulate and store a considerable amount of paperwork on a day-to-day basis, much of it involving confidential

Is your company considering outsourcing its document shredding? If you are interested in professional shredding services, you should be aware that there are two common options available to you to choose from; on-site routine service that is completed through mobile shredding or off-site/plant-based shredding that is carried out at a shred facility. At TITAN Mobile Shredding, our clients can benefit from both options, however if you’re seeking a secure, fast and convenient shredding solution for your, our NAID AAA Certified mobile shredding

Company hosted a reception Oct. 23, 2015, for customers, vendors, friends and family in honor of its anniversary. TITAN Mobile Shredding celebrates 10th anniversary. Don Adriaansen and Bob Leventhal launched TITAN Mobile Shredding LLC in the summer of 2005 in response to increases in ID theft, the Federal Trade Commission Disposal Rule, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and the Gramm Leach Bliley Act. By October 2005, the company was up and running, providing secure on-site document destruction to

HIPAA Settlement Highlights the Continuing Importance of Secure Disposal of Paper Medical Records Cornell Prescription Pharmacy (Cornell) has agreed to settle potential violations of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) Privacy Rule with the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Office for Civil Rights (OCR). Cornell will pay $125,000 and adopt a corrective action plan to correct deficiencies in its HIPAA compliance program. Cornell is a small, single-location pharmacy that provides in-store and prescription services