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The end of the year is the perfect time to clear out unwanted paper documents to get a clean start for the new year. Not only does having old confidential documents professionally shredded reduce office clutter and save storage space, it can also protect your company from costly security breaches. The question is, which shredding …
As a professional shredding company offering several types of shredding services for businesses and residents, we’re often asked about our drop-off shredding service. Here are some common questions people have about drop-off shredding with PROSHRED Connecticut. What is drop-off shredding exactly? With drop-off shredding, you box up the documents you want shredded and bring them …
Every law firm collects and uses personal information from clients, both individual clients and businesses, and keeping that information private is one of the most important responsibilities of being a lawyer. Not only are lawyers ethically required to keep that personal information safe, they are legally required to as well. Legal firms in Connecticut must …
If you have a business, you probably have documents that need to be professionally shredded. Keeping your company’s confidential information safe not only protects your business and your customers, it prevents you from having to deal with costly, time-consuming, and reputation-damaging security breaches due to improperly disposed-of documents. Discarding sensitive documents by throwing them away …
Computer hard drives contain valuable information. A hard drive used for work can contain financial statements and details, proprietary information, budgetary numbers, intellectual property, and many other types of data that can be used for criminal behavior if accessed by the wrong people. A hard drive from a home computer can contain personal banking and …
Why Erasing Your Hard Drive Isn’t Good Enough As technology gets more advanced, it’s becoming more and more difficult to truly delete information. If you’re getting rid of a hard drive, simply deleting the data before disposal won’t safeguard your confidential corporate, financial or personal information. A 2015 study by Blancco Technology Group found that …
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