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Welcome
to Absolute Data Shredding...
Your
security partner for ON-SITE Document and Non-Document
Destruction Services.
In
the technological world we live in... Identity
Theft and Corporate Espionage have become the
FASTEST growing forms of fraud - Up 47% in 2007!
Your
business can no longer afford to be casual with
regard to the destruction of confidential materials.
These sensitive documents are created every day,
in every office, and if mishandled... can destroy
your reputation. Absolute Data Shredding (ADS),
believes the security of client information is
our highest priority. To ensure the proper protection
of your confidential information ADS will custom
fit a Secure Document Destruction Program for
you!
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This
begins with an ADS Document Security Specialist
performing a complete needs analysis at your facility.
We want to understand your business, address your
daily challenges, analyze your current methods
of information destruction and determine the best
solution for your specific needs.
At
ADS we protect your business, your clients, and
your reputation by keeping your confidential information
safe from theft!
The
primary benefit of ADS ON-SITE Shredding Services
is knowing your sensitive documents will be destroyed
immediately, leaving no opportunity for them to
fall into the wrong hands.
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This
high-level of security simply cannot be matched
by other document destruction alternatives.
While
governments and regulators continue to develop
legislation to protect businesses against identity
theft... We believe PREVENTION is the only solution
that provides total security and peace of mind.
Absolute
Data Shredding is a AAA
Certified Member of the National Association for
Information Destruction (NAID), all ADS representatives
are security-screened, insured and bonded.
Protect
your business, protect your clients and protect
your future. At ADS we say, Destroy Them Right...
Destroy ON-SITE!
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CFCC
PROPOSES 13 MILLION IN DATA PROTECTION FINES
On
February 25, 2009 The Wall Street Journal reported that
the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) proposed
$13 million in fines to 650 communications companies.
The FCC has accused the cell phone, wireless and pager
companies of not providing the required certified paperwork
that verifies protection of customer data.
After
receiving consumer complaints about data brokers selling
customer information gathered under illegal and false
circumstances, the FCC increased privacy requirements
in April 2007. The agency requires phone companies to
have passwords set up for customers when account information
is exchanged on the phone or online as well as notify
customers if changes have been made to the account or
the account has been accessed without customer authorization.
FULL
STORY
CVS
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT OF $2.25 MILLION FOR HIPAA VIOLATIONS.
On
February 18, 2009 WTHR in Indianapolis reported that
the “Prescription Privacy” investigation it
launched in 2006 has resulted in a $2.25 million settlement
agreement between the U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services (HHS) and CVS. The
HHS and Office of Civil Rights investigation of CVS
revealed serious HIPAA violations including failure
to safeguard protected health information during the
disposal process and inadequate training and compliance
of employees with its disposal policies and procedures.
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DATA
BREACHES IN THE U.S.INCREASE 47 PERCENT IN 2008.
The Identity Theft Resource Center, a San Diego-based
non-profit group that monitors identity theft, reported
656 data breaches in 2008. This is an increase of 47
percent since the 2007 statistics reported 446 data
breaches. The resource center also stated not all of
the data breaches for 2008 were reported. This makes
it difficult to determine all of the additional thousands
or millions of personal data breaches for the year.
A data breach takes place when personal information
such as Social Security numbers, bank accounts or credit
card information is accessed by someone who does not
have clearance as is the case with paper thefts or computer
hacking.
FULL
STORY
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