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Protecting sensitive information is more important today than ever before — especially when you operate a business. Whether you’re a small company, a medical office,...

Knowing how long to keep personal documents is an important part of protecting your identity, staying organized, and complying with legal and tax requirements. Many...

Many businesses are transitioning to digital documents for greater efficiency. However, scanning paper files is only the first step. Simply creating digital documents does not...

It’s not just paper documents you have to make sure are securely destroyed but also your Computer Hard Drives. Old computers, servers, copiers, and external...

In an era of identity theft and data breaches, securely disposing of personal and business documents is non-negotiable. Document shredding keeps sensitive information—like social security...

When most people think of computer security throughout Connecticut, they imagine firewalls, antivirus software, and password protection. But one of the most overlooked — and...

If your Connecticut business handles customer records, employee files, medical information, financial documents, or any paperwork containing sensitive data, the short answer is yes—scheduled shredding...

Protecting your personal information is critical, whether you live in Hartford County, Middlesex County, Litchfield County, Windham County, Tolland County, Fairfield County, New Haven County...

Every Connecticut business—regardless of size or industry—creates, stores, and eventually disposes of sensitive information. Customer records, employee files, financial documents, medical data, and proprietary business...

In today’s world, information is your most valuable asset and one of your biggest risks if it falls into the wrong hands. Protecting that information...

Life doesn’t always fit into a Monday through Friday schedule, and neither do your shredding needs. Many people and businesses find it difficult to make...

Connecticut residents and businesses handle documents every day that contain personal, financial, medical, and proprietary data. When those records are no longer needed, simply tossing...