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Posted May 24, 2018 by Lynn Brown
The General Data Protection Regulation is a brand-new legislation developed to help protect the confidential data of citizens in the European Union and it comes into effect on Friday, May 25, 2018. Learn what you can do to ensure you stay compliant.
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Posted March 15, 2018 by Lynn Brown
Discover how to avoid becoming a victim of a data breach by ensuring your organization addresses these top information security threats in the office. Learn more.
Posted February 01, 2018 by Lynn Brown
With the new year in full swing it is critical that you begin to declutter your workspace. Find out how you can keep your information secure in 2018 with these tips and tricks.
Posted December 07, 2017 by Lynn Brown
You may think that all your company’s data is safe and secure, but the chances of a breach occurring are so high. Tricia Oldfield, District Sales Manager for Shred-it shares a few things your company should do if exposed.
Posted August 17, 2017 by Lynn Brown
A discussion with Paul Saabas, Vice President Shred-it Canada on protecting your personal information.
Posted July 31, 2014 by Lynn Brown
A rash of data breaches on campuses across the U.S. this year suggests that colleges and universities still have a lot to learn about information security. Here are different ways educational institutions – and all businesses – can reduce the risk of a data breach incident.
Posted July 29, 2014 by Lynn Brown
Reputation is one of an organization’s most important and valuable assets. A study by Ponemon estimated the economic value of a corporate brand or reputation to range from less than $1 million to greater than $10 billion. The average loss in the value of the brand ranged from $184 million to more than $330 million. Here are reputation management tips.
Posted July 22, 2014 by Lynn Brown
Stolen or lost laptops have become one of the most common business security incidents, according to the 2014 Data Breach Investigation Report by Verizon. But they’ve become one of the most expensive too. Huge non-compliance penalties totaling almost $2 million were slapped on two U.S. companies who had data breaches involving laptops. Here are ways to protect sensitive information on laptops and avoid costly data breaches.
Posted July 17, 2014 by Lynn Brown
Ponemon Institute research shows it cost U.S. companies last year an average of $5.4 million to cope with the after-effects of data breaches. It is critical that every size organization protect itself. Here are 10 ways to improve information security in your office.
Posted July 15, 2014 by Lynn Brown
When employees go on vacation, many will pack their tablets and smartphones along with their bathing suits. Research shows the majority stay connected so they won’t fall behind while they’re away. Information security policies are important so employees maintain data security outside of the office.
Posted July 14, 2014 by Jenny Green
The 2014 Security Tracker shows that many U.S. businesses are not doing enough to protect the information that is generated and managed by their workplaces. There is a trend by large and small businesses to de-prioritize information security practices. Here is a checklist of information security best practices, which include secure on or off site document destruction.
Posted July 09, 2014 by Lynn Brown
An information breach during the World Cup – passport numbers of England’s squad were mistakenly handed out to the press in Miami and published on social media – puts a spotlight on the importance of information security at these kinds of major events. Identity thieves are after passport numbers and other personally identifiable information. Here’s how workplaces can lower the risk of a data breach – and identity theft.
Posted July 04, 2014 by Jenny Green
While recycling paper is an important part of a sustainability program, leaving confidential information exposed in an open recycling bin increases the risk of a data breach. Here’s a guide to the secure lifecycle of a document in the workplace. It includes a disposal policy where all paper is securely shredded and then recycled.
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