Keeping your documents secure goes beyond passwords and firewalls. Physical documents containing sensitive information can be a treasure trove for identity thieves. That’s where shredding comes in, but what exactly can you shred? Here’s a breakdown of shred-worthy items and those that should stay out of
The start of a new year is the perfect time to hit the reset button mentally and physically. While many of us focus on resolutions related to health, career, or relationships, there’s one area often forgotten—our physical spaces, especially those cluttered with paper files.
Running a small business comes with a myriad of responsibilities, and one that often gets overlooked is document security. With so much sensitive information flowing through your office, how do you ensure it doesn’t fall into the wrong hands? Enter local shredding services! These unsung heroes
Data security is more important than ever in today’s business operations. Businesses of all sizes, from small startups to large corporations, must proactively protect sensitive information to avoid the severe consequences of data breaches, financial loss, and reputational damage. These breaches can lead to significant legal
Identity theft continues to be a major threat in 2024, with new scams and evolving tactics always emerging. According to the Identity Theft Resource Center, over 650 data breaches were reported in the first half of 2024 alone, exposing more than 67 million records. These numbers
Businesses and individuals risk data breaches if proper measures are not taken to protect sensitive information, from financial records to personal information. One such measure is paper shredding, a practice that has become increasingly popular to protect confidential information. However, some misconceptions surrounding paper shredding may
Did you know that one computer hard drive can easily contain the equivalent of a full semi-truck of documents? When you dispose of your old computers, you are also disposing of the sensitive data on their hard drives. If you are not properly destroying those hard
For three generations, the Simpson family has worked in family businesses. “My father worked with his father, and I worked with my father, so the opportunity for my son to work with me, I thought, was pretty neat,” said Tom Simpson, president of AAA Certified Confidential
CSC President Tom Simpson received the award at the luncheon meeting. “I am honored to be selected out of a field of so many excellent local companies,” Simpson stated. Summary: AAA Certified Confidential Security Corp (CSC) was honored to be named central Illinois’ 2010 Outstanding Small Business
AAA Certified Confidential Security Corp Announces Promotions Confidential Security Corporation (CSC), a Central Illinois provider of secure information and document destruction services, announces the promotions of Cheryl Bower (formerly Management Representative) and Heather Fitzanko (formerly Director of New Business Development) to CSC Vice Presidents. Peoria, IL
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