Privacy Laws

Your business collects information about employees and customers alike. Some of it is quite sensitive: banking information, proprietary information, sensitive personally identifiable information (PII) relevant to your industry, etc. While you no doubt keep a lot of it in electronic ...

Privacy policies are an important aspect of running a successful business and building client relationships. You want to ensure that your customers feel safe providing your company with necessary or relevant personal information. If clients don’t feel safe providing you ...

Is your workplace in full compliance with federal law? If you shred your documents, you’re already taking an important step toward maintaining legal compliance. But could you be doing more? In this post, we’ll show how the services of a ...

With the ever-increasing options St. Petersburg companies have for storing confidential data come more ways dishonest parties can steal it. Especially since digital data storage became the norm in the 1990s, government agencies have taken aggressive steps to ensure businesses keep ...

Maybe, your Bradenton company is small, midsize, or large.  Probably, you believe document shredding can be handled in-house.  However, there are some challenges you may not have considered.  First, the average shredder won’t do the job.  In fact, consumer privacy ...

In 1988 there was a court case California vs. Greenwood.  The Supreme Court found that items thrown out as trash are considered public property.  Perhaps, thieves go dumpster diving. In that case, your trash can legally become their treasure.  The ...

The Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA) provides protections for consumer data. It puts controls in place. It’s determined by how companies use and dispose of their client’s confidential information. Thus, the law is meant to help prevent identity ...