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SHRED |
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For All The
Right Reasons |
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To Prevent
IDENTITY THEFT
To OBEY LAWS
To PROTECT
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Identity THEFT and information-based
fraud is the fastest growing CRIME in the U.S. |
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Do you issue a certificate of destruction?
Yes, A Certificate of Destruction certifying the time and date your
materials were destroyed is provided with all of our shredding services.
Do we need to sort everything? No, our shredders
handle paper clips, fasteners and staples, etc.?
No extra work is necessary. Our shredders will shred all documents
using a shear shredding action. All shredded documents are then recycled.
What is Dumpster Diving?
This is when the dumpster
located at your place of business is accessed by people off the street
looking for documents providing information that can lead to Identity
Theft. 
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Why Not Just Recycle?
Recycling alone does not establish the necessary
requirements of information destruction such as:
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How is was destroyed
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Where it was destroyed
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Who destroyed
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When it was destroyed
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legal chain of custody
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fiduciary obligations
Why Use A Destruction Contractor?
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In-house shredding will not handle large volumes
and may prompt employees to circumvent the destruction process.
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Company info such as payroll, legal and employment
issues, and correspondence should not be exposed to most
employees.
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Employees are most likely to realize the value of
discarded company info.
I have records of employees that no longer work
for me. Can I just discard the records into the regular trash?
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Employees past and present have a legal right to
have their personal information protected by shredding before it
is discarded.
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Insurance records, employment applications, time
cards, health records, accident reports and attendance records are
examples of information that must be legally protected by
shredding.
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