As identity theft and data breaches become more and more of an issue, it is important to stay on top of industry regulations and how they impact document destruction. Here at ConfiData, we are committed to staying on top of changes in the secure document destruction industry and want to share that information with you! Below we cover all the latest industry topics including GDPR, cost of a data breach, HIPAA & PHI, and so much more.
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If you asked most people what Confidata is all about, they’d probably answer “shredding” or “recycling.” That’s certainly accurate, but it’s not really what we’re about. Confidata is about security. Cyber-security gets the most headlines these days, but we do still see incidents of paper records being breached. In fact, identity theft is thriving, with…
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Rob Shauger, Our Director of Sales and Development recently completed Shred School in Chicago. Shred School provides continuing education and training for professionals in the secure document destruction industry, and is administrated by the National Association for Information Destruction (NAID). Rob completed courses in Industry Trends, 2015 Data Protection Regulations, and Diversification.
Looking for an up-to-date schedule of free shredding events? Click here to follow us on Facebook Shredding paper records such as medical documents, bank information, tax documents and other items containing personal account numbers is one way to combat identity theft. In 2015, OCRRA brings you two opportunities to safeguard your identity by shredding…
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Confidata partnered with Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency (OCRRA) on Saturday, September 19 for a shredding event that benefited the Food Bank of Central New York. The Food Bank of CNY is headquartered in Syracuse and serves Cayuga, Chenango, Cortland, Herkimer, Jefferson, Lewis, Madison, Oneida, Onondaga, Oswego, and St. Lawrence counties.