Posts Tagged ‘Secure Shredding’
Document Shredding vs. Incineration: Which is More Secure?
An often-misunderstood aspect of the Fair and Accurate Credit Transaction Act (FACTA) disposal rule is that it doesn’t prescribe the method for destroying documents; it simply requires businesses to properly dispose of sensitive information and suggests various destruction methods like burning, pulverizing, and shredding. Among these options, shredding and burning stand out as popular choices…
Read MoreUnveiling Misconceptions about Shredding
In the world of misinformation, much like the amusing forgetfulness of the famous movie fish Dory, various misconceptions surround shredding practices. Whether it’s believing goldfish have a three-second memory or assuming in-house shredding is the ultimate secure solution, it’s time to separate fact from fiction. Let’s dive deeper into some common shredding myths and unveil…
Read MoreDo I Have to Remove Staples Before My Documents Get Shredded?
The quick answer is “no,” our industrial paper shredders can easily cut through staples so you don’t have to waste time removing them yourself! What happens to the paper after it has been shredded? Once the shredding stage has been completed, the paper is then bailed and sent to a recycling mill. Pulpers will introduce…
Read MoreGet the facts on Paper Shredding
When it comes to cutting identity theft and protecting your sensitive information, it pays to know the facts about shredding to better protect your business information. Here are some of the most common myths regarding paper shredding and media destruction: No one will look through the trash. Even if no one goes dumpster diving for…
Read MoreDon’t Toss It Into the Trash, Use a Secure Destruction Container!
It’s a common mistake. Employees casually tossing sensitive or confidential documents in the trash or in a box next to their desk, assuming that they will be securely handled as they travel from the office garbage container to a recycling center or disposal site. Unfortunately, identity thieves look for opportunity, and this is one of…
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