If you have a drawer full of old phones and a closet stacked with dusty laptops, you are not alone. Texas has clear rules for electronic waste, and there are safe, easy ways to get rid of devices without risking your data or harming the environment. This guide walks you through what is legal in…
When you hear “data security,” what’s the first thing that comes to mind? For many businesses, it’s firewalls, encryption, and the satisfying whir of a paper shredder. And while paper shredding is undoubtedly crucial, a significant blind spot often remains: e-waste. Here’s the stark truth: The idea that “shredding” only applies to paper is a…
When you decide it’s time to get rid of old records, you don’t just toss them in the trash. You shred them. But, secure shredding alone isn’t enough to fully protect you or your business. You need the single most important document in the data destruction process: the Certificate of Destruction (COD). At Marshall Shredding,…
Wiping your computer before disposal isn’t enough to protect your data. When it’s time to dispose of an old computer, most people think that hitting “delete” or reformatting the hard drive is sufficient protection against data theft. Unfortunately, this common misconception puts millions of Americans at risk for identity theft, financial fraud, and privacy breaches…
If you have ever wondered what actually happens to your paper files and old hard drives after a shredding truck pulls away, you are not alone. You trust a provider with your most sensitive information, you deserve to know exactly how it is protected, destroyed, and verified. This guide walks you through the certified destruction…
In May 2023, local journalists reported two separate instances of improper document disposal in San Antonio. The first one saw stacks of papers littering tMedical records dumped in San Antonio highlight the need for proper document disposal.he highway, while the second one involved a document dump under a bridge. These occurrences happened just days apart…
Burning documents is not secure and is not a good alternative to shredding.When businesses need to dispose of sensitive documents, the method they choose can have far-reaching consequences for compliance, security, and reputation. While burning documents might seem like a straightforward solution (after all, fire destroys everything, right?), this approach falls short of professional standards…
Shredding events are a simple and practical way to keep your private information safe while clearing clutter from your home or office. If you’ve never attended one before, the idea might feel a little intimidating; maybe you’re not sure what to pack, what to leave behind, or what happens when you Prepare for shredding events…
Businesses invest heavily in cybersecurity software, firewalls, and encryption. Yet one of the most significant security vulnerabilities sits right on desks, Office document security risks can put your business at risk.tucked in filing cabinets, or worse—thrown carelessly into waste bins. These seemingly innocent oversights in document handling can lead to catastrophic breaches. Physical documents remain…
Shredding at home vs certified service is an important consideration when deciding how to protect your sensitive documents. Is that stack of old tax returns or forgotten utility bills weighing on your mind? If you’ve ever searched your junk drawer for a pair of scissors to protect your privacy, you’re not alone. These days, shredding…
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