Shredding to protect your data/personal information extends further than just documents and technologies. As a company or service you hold a brand or a standard that you may not want to be repurposed or found in public use.

We understand the importance of shredding documents with sensitive information like taxes, bank statements, and items with you Social Security number. However, there’s a number of documents that could be putting you at risk for identity theft if they aren’t also being shredded.

Stuck in a rut and need to get some paper documents shredded at home ASAP? Here are some quick tips.

How can you be sure your hard drive data is completely destroyed to prevent recovery of information? We’re sharing the top 4 ways to ensure the complete removal of data.

Here are some ways to ensure that your documents are securely saved and transferred efficiently.

Not for fishing, but for phishing.

Paper contributes to 6 million tons or ⅓ of Canada's waste in landfills and it takes 234 liters of water to produce only 1 kg of paper, all the while only ¼ of paper is being recycled. Despite paper being the better alternative to plastic, if not properly recycled, it can still leave a huge impact on our planet. Between business, schools and just leisure use, if everyone committed to the small act of recycling their paper waste, not only would it be good for the planet, it could help further protect your data.

Hybrid models are here to stay. We’ve included 3 strategies to ensure information remains safe in the shifting work landscape.

A recent report including data from 1,400 Chief Information Security Officers across the world speaks to the most important cyber security threats for businesses to monitor in 2022.

7 facts we believe every business should know when it comes to paper shredding.

Shredding your clothes is a more environmentally-friendly choice that helps create recycled clothing.

How to keep your shredding machine in shape!

Since the Covid-19 pandemic hit in spring of 2020, 32% of Canadian employees aged 15 to 69 worked most of their hours from home, compared with only 4% in 2016.

Which option is safer? Which one fits your needs best?

Even though it is not the end of 2021 yet, the number of cyber attacks have already surpassed the amount that occurred in 2020.

The paper shredder has more ties to history than you think!

October 2021 marks the 18th annual Cybersecurity Awareness Month, also known as CSAM.

Cleaning out our working spaces can be a messy process itself.