Protecting Your Clients and Reputation  Today’s digital world is a whirlwind of data, and most of it lives on devices and hard drives, not in filing cabinets. From patient charts and legal files to banking records, the information your firm or practice stores electronically is often the most private and valuable you ow…

Answers to Common Questions About Secure Shredding and Information Protection If your business handles sensitive information, you already know how important it is to keep that data safe. Your clients depend on you to protect their personal information. When it’s time to dispose of old documents, hard drives, or other c…

Compliant Shredding Begins with the Right Professional Shredding Company We have many laws in place to protect people’s personal information. The HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) was designed to protect sensitive patient health information (PHI). Often, many think HIPAA applies only to hospit…

Protecting Sensitive Data Is as Important as Ever In today’s technology-driven world, it’s easy to believe that paper records are no longer needed. Many businesses, including yours, have moved several processes online, from billing to file storage. Yet, offices still generate paper documents every day. Think about your…

Save Time, Cut Costs, and Stay Compliant with One Trusted Partner When you manage sensitive documents across several business locations, you have your work cut out for you. Each office generates its own paperwork, digital media, and files. All of which need to be securely disposed of when the time is right. If each of…

Protect Student and Staff Information While Staying Compliant This School Year As the new school year begins, educational institutions such as schools and colleges face the yearly challenge of managing an influx of paperwork. Your staff can quickly drown in student records, administrative paperwork, and sensitive infor…

Why Walk-In Shredding Is a Smart Option for Many Businesses and individuals alike handle sensitive documents on a daily basis. At any time, you may have financial records, medical files, contracts, and other records in your hands. These often contain private or confidential information. When they are no longer required…

Protecting Patient Data Starts with the Right Partner Medical practices and hospitals manage more sensitive information than most businesses. Within each facility are stacks, drawers, and rooms full of patient records, billing forms, diagnostic images, and prescriptions. Each item contains private data that must be pro…

Smart Records Management Keeps Your Business Secure Before and After the Storm Hurricanes are an integral part of life in Florida. Most businesses have a storm plan in place that includes boarding up windows, checking insurance policies, and backing up files. One area that often gets overlooked is your sensitive busine…