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Most businesses view document shredding as a task they must perform to remain compliant. But what if it represents something more significant? What if secure information destruction is actually a
An effective data retention policy is essential for businesses of all sizes. It provides clear guidelines for how long information should be stored and how to dispose of it securely
In Virginia’s legal industry, client confidentiality isn’t just a courtesy—it’s a legal obligation. Law firms handle vast amounts of sensitive paperwork daily, from case files and contracts to personal client
What happens if your old hard drives fall into the wrong hands? For many organizations, the impact can be catastrophic. From customer data to proprietary financial records, hard drives often
For nonprofits, safeguarding sensitive information is not merely a best practice; it’s a responsibility. Nonprofits often handle a wide range of sensitive documents, from donor information to financial statements and
Walking into an office filled with stacks of paper can be overwhelming. Old reports, invoices, and confidential documents pile up, making it difficult to stay organized. This clutter doesn’t just
It’s no secret that technology is everywhere we go. We use it for communication, to store our information and especially for working. Whether you are working from home or you’re back in the office, you likely use technology of somesort. When technology begins to get dated and no longer works properly, what do you do
April 22nd marked the fifty-year anniversary of Earth Day, a global effort dedicated to our planet’s preservation. These days, with most of us working from home, we’ve been able to cut down on our overall environmental impact. Once things return back to normal (or, whatever the “new” normal is), making an effort to make our
The COVID-19 pandemic has swept the globe, forcing many of us to self-isolate and work from home. Understandably, you may be wondering why document destruction matters when you are at home. At the office, it is true that there are a lot more risks involved. If your office is usually open to the public, for
We will remain open for business at this time. We are carefully monitoring the health of our entire staff. No one will be out servicing our customers if they are experiencing any cold or flu-like symptoms. We are going to have our drivers wear a mask and gloves when servicing our customers; this is for
A new year and the start of a decade holds so many opportunities to reflect and set some new goals for ourselves. In recent years, cybersecurity has become a major concern for businesses, as most conduct their business online or opt for paperless options. In terms of fraud and data loss cases, 2018 was registered
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