As Christmas draws near and New Year’s Eve fast approaches, this time of year is when people often reflect on the year they’ve had. Now is the time of year when children are on their best behavior, for fear of making Santa Claus’ naughty list. However, we can’t only point fingers at misbehaving children. Adults,

Many of us are still working from home or have begun to adjust to the complexities of working at an office during a pandemic. Even though there is an added level of difficulty these days when going about day-to-day life, there is one thing that should remain consistent: shredding your documents. This blog is going

October is recognized for many as a month of celebrating all things horror-themed. The temperature drops off and the leaves fall, setting the scene to enjoy horror movies, pumpkin carving, and candy. Even though this Halloween will be much different than years past, there’s no better time to keep in line with the horror theme

This year has certainly been a strange one, to say the least. This global pandemic has, understandably, caused widespread fear and uncertainty. Some have lost their jobs and are having difficulties paying their bills. Going to the grocery store is a hassle and when anyone comes within a few feet of you, you instinctually begin

If you typically work at an office, you know that paperwork begins to pile up over time. When it gets out of hand, desks become cluttered and messy. A cluttered workspace is not only concerning from a productivity standpoint; it also poses the concern for a data breach. The solution? Shredding services. With document destruction,

Millions of Americans have been affected by identity theft. In 2019 alone, the Federal Trade Commission processed 3 million fraud reports, with the most common categories of fraud including imposter scams, debt collection, and identity theft. Within identity theft claims, credit card fraud was most prevalent. Over 167,000 people reported that a fraudulent credit card