Access, All Source Security Container Announce Partnership

All Source will provide Access with shredding bins and consoles for use in Access offices, records centers, walk-up shred locations, destruction centers and client locations throughout the U.S.

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Keystone Mobile Shredding Receives Award

Company receives Small Business of the Year award.

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Keystone Mobile Shredding Receives Award

MedClean Technologies, Green Umbrella Solutions Announce Co-Marketing Partnership

Partnership aims to provide delivery of technology and service for medical waste disposal and HIPAA document destruction and recycling.

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CRRA Including Document Destruction at its Spring Collections Program

Connecticut agency offering destruction of electronics and paper at event.

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U.K. Firms Merge to Provide Records Management Services

Box-It, Stortext will service customers with a diverse range of document management, storage and shredding programs.

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Cintas Partnering with Florida Post Office on Shredding Event

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Liquid Technology Adds Mobile Hard Drive Shredding to Services

System can provide companies with shredding methods that meet Department of Defense requirements.

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Access Acquires NorCal Shred

California records management firm expands its document destruction capabilities.

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Medical files found in trash

PORT ST. LUCIE, FL — Police on turned up medical files in a trash bin near University Medical Clinics that contained information that could be used to commit identity theft, a police spokesman said Wednesday.

Police determined the files, which contained information including patient names, Social Security numbers, phone numbers and addresses, had been discarded from University Medical Clinics in the 1800 block of Southeast Port St. Lucie Boulevard, said Officer Tom Nichols, police spokesman.

A man identified by Nichols as a high ranking official with the company indicated an employee had thrown the files way.

“A garbage bag full of medical records is not an oversight,” Nichols said.

Dr. Samuel Sadow, CEO of University Medical Clinics, said Wednesday he didn’t think any patient information had been compromised.

“We’re very concerned about it and we’re doing our own internal investigation,” Sadow said.

Nichols said the records were returned to the office.

Nichols said the files initially were found by a woman acting on an anonymous tip that they’d been discarded. That woman then notified police of her discovery.

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Marshall Shredding Company Expands Business Throughout Texas

Company now has five locations in the state.

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Marshall Shredding Company Expands Business Throughout Texas