The National Association for Information Destruction

Interesting facts from the NAID;

• Every business has information that requires destruction

• Records should be destroyed on a regular schedule.

• Incidental business records discarded on a daily basis should be protected.

• Most records storage companies do not have the equipment to provide shredding services.

• Internal Personnel should not be responsible to destroy certain information.

• Information protection is a vital issue to senior management.

• Recycling alone is not an adequate alternative for information destruction.  (it should first be securely shredded then recycled!

• Payroll, health records,  business proposals, and personal documents demand privacy and documented, trusted destruction. 

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We can destroy these documents on-site, or at our secure plant.