All about On-site Shredding Vol.9
Which Documents Should You Keep And Which Ones Should Be Shredded? It can be confusing sorting through documents and figuring out which ones need to be shredded or which ones should be kept. It’s important to destroy any and all documents that contain sensitive information. Here’s a great article that lists documents that need …
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The Rise In Electronic Recycling Before the age of “smart” devices, people didn’t have many electronics or devices. The few they might have had, like a TV set or kitchen appliances, were simple but meant to last long; there was no need for electronic recycling. In this new age of technology, cellphone devices are …
Read More All about Hard Drive Destruction Vol.9
The Risks of Shredding Drives Internally It may seem like the simplest, cheapest, and easiest solution to destroy your businesses hard drives internally, whether you’re wiping them clean or attempting to destroy/shred them yourself. But we want to warn you of the risks that come with taking care of shredding hard drive internally. You …
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The Dangers of In House Shredding What are the potential hazards associated with keeping your own business shredding machines onsite? All too often when we discuss shredding the focus is on the data protection element. The destruction of confidential waste to prevent crimes such as identity theft is now required by law for all companies. …
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10 Interesting E-waste Facts That You Might Not Know In this tech-age, where the technology advancement is relentless, we have bound ourselves to technology to an extent where the idea of living without it seems implausible. No doubt, with the continuous progression in the tech-world and invention of complex electronic devices, life has become easier …
Read More All about Hard Drive Destruction Vol.8
What Are the Advantages of Hard Drive Shredding? Many companies who have customers sensitive information on them such as their social security numbers, credit card records, and other personal information so if they decide to upgrade their computer system they want to make sure that when they recycle the old computers that all of this …
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