secure shredding

In 2009, Stanford Financial Group owner R. Allen Stanford was charged with running a $7 billion Ponzi Scheme. To cover his tracks, he had shredded all pertinent documents. Luckily for authorities, they could “unshred” the documents by scanning the pieces ...

Once you’ve opted to go with ShredQuick to safely and securely handle your St. Petersburg business’s shredding needs, you’ll need to choose your security container. Your company’s security container is the drop point for all your classified documents. No more ...

If a paper warrants shredding, it must require a certain amount of discretion. Papers selected to be shredded rather than tossed in the trash or recycle bin are those containing the information you don’t want to fall into the wrong ...

Soon, summer will come to an end, children will return to school, and many parents will go back to work. If you’ve been working in a practically empty office the past year or so, you may have put off organizing ...

You’ve decided to declutter your business office. That’s awesome! But before you do, let’s go over the guidelines for documents commonly found in an office, how long you need to retain them, and the best way to discard them. Knowing ...

Despite the digital revolution, many businesses still use large amounts of paper. This paper often contains sensitive personal information such as financial data or even health records. If you operate a Sarasota business, you may be thinking of hiring a ...

Truth be told, it’s hard to think of any Ft. Myers business that wouldn’t benefit from shredding services. Every workplace, from a doctor’s office to a butcher’s shop, keeps some kind of confidential information on its premises. But proper document ...

Secure documents containing a person’s health or financial information are dangerous in the wrong hands. Unfortunately, too many businesses and individuals in Orlando improperly dispose of documents like these into the garbage because they do not realize the hidden value ...