Posts Tagged ‘Data Security’
Digital Ghosts: Was Your Data Really Erased?
In today’s world, “digital ghosting” refers to abruptly ending all digital communication without warning or explanation in friendships, dating relationships, or even after job interviews. While some may find it effective, it is widely considered to be a rude and disrespectful approach. There is another form of digital ghosting concerning information storage – the belief…
Read MoreCommon Misconceptions about Shredding
One of the best ways to protect the information your business generates is to shred it. However, there are several misconceptions about shredding that need to be addressed. In this article, we clear up these misunderstandings in a Q & A with multiple-choice answers. Go ahead and test yourself! We promise there are no trick…
Read MoreMedia Destruction and Privacy Law Compliance
Media destruction refers to the process of destroying or removing physical or digital media in order to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive or confidential information. In this constantly-changing technological age, this process is essential to ensure the security and privacy of individual and business information. What Media Should Concern Me? Any device that stores digital…
Read MoreShredding and Earth Day are BFFs
Need a translation? Here you go: “By the way…” “Yes?” “For your information, did you know shredding and Earth Day are best friends forever?” “Seriously?” “I know, right?” “For the win.” The unique relationship between Earth Day and paper shredding is so perfect it seems obvious once you know about it, but it has gone…
Read MoreWhy You Should Ditch Your Shredding Machine Now
Have you ever ditched any of these products or services in favor of something better? Dial-up internet access for broadband CDs for MP3s Landline for mobile phone Postal mail for email You may have chosen to ditch—or even felt forced to ditch—a service, device, or way of doing things for something newer, better, more convenient,…
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