I understand that this may seem like an odd topic for a blog post on document security, but where you place your locked shredding bins in your office can be the difference between a document management program that works and one that is still susceptible to people hoping to gain unauthorized access to your sensitive and confidential documents. As you evaluate on-site shredding services in Georgia, make sure they’re looking at the layout of your office and the best place for you to have your locked shredding bins.

This is the final installment in a series of three articles about how mobile document shredding services in Georgia can help you deal with three human factors: human error, a disgruntled employee and the unscrupulous competitor.  We’ve discussed how human error can affect even the best of employees, but that if you have a 100% shredding policy for document waste with your mobile document shredding service in GA, then potentially disastrous accidents can be avoided.  We’ve looked at the case of a disgruntled employee and how a shredding company can help mitigate that risk as well.  Now we turn our attention to business competitors and how using a mobile document shredding service in Georgia can keep your business safe.

In our last installment series, we discussed in detail the process used by a criminal bent on using your trash to steal someone’s identity and how mobile document shredding services in Georgia can help prevent such crimes.  In today’s post (this time a three-parter), we will be discussing the threat posed from the inside of your company and the threat posed by some of your more unethical competitors.  By examining these kinds of threats in detail, you will be more able to plan an effective document management strategy with your mobile document shredding service in GA.