Article updated March 04, 2025
Thieves have many new ways of stealing information from your business. Learn how purging paper and electronic documents can save headaches and money

There are a lot of choices when it comes to securely destroying information that is important to you, and it is easy to be fooled when considering the options.

U.S. businesses take a lot of risk when it comes to how mobile devices are used in their day-to-day operations.

Residents of St. Louis County now have a way to get alerts via email or phone when documents with their name are recorded with St. Louis County. The service is free.

Here are some things to look at again as your workforce returns to the office and shifts back to a more traditional work environment.

Data is the lifeblood of just about every American business and, unfortunately, it attracts the unwanted attention of thieves who will try to steal private information and use it for illegal gains.

How many times have you had an important document in your hand ready to destroy, but hesitated because you didn’t know if you were breaking some regulation, rule or just an old wives’ tale about how long to keep that information?

The bad guys always seem to be one step ahead of us when it comes to stealing a company’s most important data. There are steps you can take to greatly improve your odds.

Most people think when they delete a file on their computer that it’s gone. Not only is it not gone, it’s easy pickings for someone who knows where to look. Know the risks.