Whether a business owner or consumer, your security risks at the holidays go up significantly. Here’s the good news: as complex as it seems technology continues to get, the biggest defense against online security issues is most often common sense.
Help Avoid Identity Theft – Educate Your Employees
Here’s a sad, but true fact: Employees are the number one cause of business security breaches. But, there are things you can do to keep your information out of the hands of the wrong people.
Be In The Know: 22% of Students Fall Victim to Identity Theft
Technology has greatly improved the process of getting back to school. Much of the process is online, and identity thieves are ready to snatch critical personal information, but there are steps parents to reduce the risk.
Take Control of Your Personal Information to Avoid Identity Theft
We never think identity theft will hit us. Until it does. We have compiled some tips and steps you can take to reduce your risk.
Document Shredding Company Employee Eyed in ID Theft Ring
SDDStL shreds everything while you watch, before we leave; so this can never happen. More Companies (especially some larger ones) are pushing their customers to allow them to shred materials Off-site. The lower cost of providing the service allows them to improve their profit margins. Document Shredding Company Employee Eyed in ID Theft Ring
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Help Avoid Identity Theft – Educate Your Employees
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