Shred on Site

Office shredders might seem convenient, but they come with several drawbacks. Firstly, they are time-consuming. Imagine the hours wasted by employees feeding sheets of paper into the shredder, dealing with paper jams, and emptying shredder bins. This time could be better spent on more productive tasks. Office shredders often lack the capacity to handle large volumes of documents efficiently. If your company generates a significant amount of paperwork, your shredder might not be able to keep up, leading to piles of sensitive documents waiting to be shredded. This poses a security risk.

Physical documents containing sensitive information are opportunities for identity theft. By effectively destroying documents that contain personal and confidential information, secure shredding can be a powerful tool in protecting against identity theft.

No company is exempt from data theft, and maintaining the confidentiality of sensitive information should be a routine practice. Confidential shredding is the process of securely destroying documents to ensure that the information they contain cannot be retrieved or misused.