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We specialise in secure, confidential document shredding services. As principle members of the BSIA we've built a reputation for exceptional customer service, delivering unrivalled value for money through our highly trained personnel and state of the art technology. We carry out secure paper shredding and document destruction services across a wide range of industries from small SMEs and private households through to large blue-chip organisations. No job is too big or too small. We serve local authorities and government departments including NHS trusts, both regionally and throughout the UK. Our three processing facilities in London, Manchester and Bicester support branch offices nationwide.
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Shredding confidential documents is an important part of protecting your business against fraud and identity theft. However, shredding can be time consuming and difficult to manage. That’s why many businesses are turning to professional shredding services to securely and efficiently destroy confidential documents. But what are the benefits of professional shredding services?
Shredding has become an increasingly vital part of data protection in recent years. Safely disposing of documents, files and items that might contain sensitive data not only ensures that your business is compliant with data protection legislation but also helps to avoid fraud and identity theft, as well as keeping corporate processes and secrets safe. The first step to getting set up to shred documents is to get clear about what you can actually shred.
Privacy is a legal right - and one that has been enshrined into law many times. As a result, any documents that contain sensitive and confidential information must be treated with extreme care. Medical records are probably one of the most obviously vulnerable types of document because they are filled with personal, sensitive information that would be a breach of privacy if it fell into the wrong hands.
Why is it so important to shred medical records?
