Get Ahead of the Storm
Tips for Business Continuity and Disaster Planning
While Florida is famous for its sandy beaches and breathtaking views, the deadly hurricanes that have hit its shores have hogged more headlines than any other state in the US. As per the Hurricane Research Division of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration…
NAID Membership Does Not Necessarily Mean NAID Certified
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Your Information Management Experts Explain the Difference
The international trade association for information destruction service providers, National Association of Information Destruction (NAID) is essentially the standards setting body for secure disposal of paper and electronic data. In addition to conducting proce…
Due Diligence for Information Management Vendors
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Useful Suggestions on How to Identify Quality Vendors
Utilizing third-party assistance for the non-core activities of your business is a common practice. It increases operational efficiencies and reduces the burden on in-house costs and administration. However, selecting the right vendor for your outsourcing requ…
It’s Tax Season – Shredding Tips
Know What to Shred and What to Keep
It’s that time of year again! Tax season is upon us. The time of the year when you will pull out confidential papers from files and boxes, exchange sensitive information with your accountants, and eventually file your taxes online. Tax related frauds are the most common form of…
Data Breaches Can Happen Anywhere
Predictions for 2019 by Information Management Experts in Florida
For many years, your primary information security concern was how to meticulously maintain the original, physical records, and protect them from being lost or stolen. However, today, paper records may be the safest way to protect your records! What…
Breach Notification Letter Causes Patient Confidentiality Breach
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Aetna settled a lawsuit for $17 million Wednesday over a data breach that happened in the summer of 2017. The privacy of as many as 12,000 people insured by Aetna was compromised in a very low-tech way: The fact that they had been taking HIV drugs was revealed through the clear window of the envelope.
Archival Storage Is Here!
Welcome to our new archival ready, storage area! The photos show the air conditioning and humidity controls being added, as well as the shelving. Our first archival storage clients have already moved into this special area! If you need a safe spot to place your Vital and/or Historical records call us today.We can also ac…
Crown Adds a New Automatic Generator!
Hurricane Season is just around the corner! One of Crown’s commitments was to add an automatic generator, in case of power outages. We have accomplished that goal! This automatic generator will be able to keep all our security systems, operation systems, and temperature control, up and running during power outages, without…
Don’t Assume! Know!
According to a 2016 study published by Blancco Technology Group, out of 200 used computer drives purchased, from eBay and Craigslist, 67 percent of the drives held personally identifiable information and 11 percent contained sensitive corporate data. The only way, to be sure, that your information is gone, is to destroy th…