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Tax Documents—Which Ones to Keep and Which Ones to Shred?
Around tax time it can be quite easy to quickly become bogged down in papers, especially once all of the work has been done on your end. Receipts, wage and salary information, previous returns—it’s enough to clutter even the most meticulously kept home office or file room. What is there left to do in the…
Read MoreIs Your Small Business’ Secure Information at Risk?
Security in small business sectors has been a hot topic for years now, and it’s only getting hotter as time goes on. Why? Because gone are the days when only high-profile or huge businesses the only ones at risk. It could be argued, in fact, that those days never really existed in the first place.…
Read MoreBenefits to Hiring a Professional On-Site Shredding Company
Secure document shredding has always been important when it comes to keeping a company, and its clients, safe. But it’s something that has only gained in its importance over the years, and so now more than ever companies big and small are looking to beef up their shredding game as part of their growing security…
Read MoreWhat Kind of Shredder is Best for My Business?
Whether you run a small business or a massive one, you probably understand quite well the important role that shredding plays in keeping your business secure and safe against data breaches and fraud. Knowing this, you’ll want to arm yourself with the right shredding equipment. But what is the right shredder? Will any old thing…
Read MoreWhat Tax Documents Do I Need to Shred?
With tax season in full swing now, you’ve got a whole lot of highly sensitive information on your hands. It’s all very important, and very necessary for getting your taxes in order, handled, and filed by the looming April deadline. But once that time has passed, what do you do with your tax documents? Ideally,…
Read MoreInformation Security Risks for Small Businesses
For many small businesses, it’s easy to think that security breaches and data hacks are issues that only major corporations and established business chains need to worry about. Until a breach happens. As we’ve established recently, security breaches are just as common, if not more so, for a smaller business. And even worse, unlike major corporations,…
Read More5 Documents Fraudsters Don’t Want You to Shred
Are you one of those people who finds themselves constantly second guessing about whether or not to toss out a file, a paper, or a document? If so, great! In a world where security breaches and identity theft are absolutely rampant, it’s wise to be as cautious as possible. But even so, some of the…
Read MoreDo You Know Which Privacy Legislation Affects Your Business?
Business must comply with federal, state, and local privacy legislation in regard to their handling of personally identifiable information in the United States. This means that protecting and appropriately handling this material is not only important for maintaining the trust and safety of clients and employees, it’s also required to avoid fines and other damages…
Read MoreThe Cost of a Data Breach
The costs of a data breach greatly exceed expectations in nearly every case. There are simply too many components to a breach you must consider, from the initial response and recovery to the lasting impression on customers and employees. Each aspect of a breach must be identified, addressed, and recovered from in turn, usually at…
Read MoreHow to Protect Your Identity After the Equifax Breach
The Equifax breach is perhaps the biggest exposure of personal data to occur in the digital era. While other breaches have affected a larger number of people, the sheer value and volume of data stolen in the Equifax breaches greatly exceeds anything gleaned from larger breaches. Equifax is one of the three companies that other…
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