SECURE DOCUMENT DESTRUCTION
FOR BUSINESS
Searching a secure document destruction provider for your company?
National Document Shredding Service offers a professional and secure way to destroy your old documents. We are experts in document destruction and take every precaution to ensure that your information is destroyed properly.
We help you to securely destroy your documents in a fast an secure manner
- Easy booking system
- Scheduled & One-Off Shredding Services
- We comply with the Privacy ACT
- Certificate of secure document destruction per service
- Competitive price
Forget about the legislation behind document destruction
- We comply with all the requirements for document destruction.
- You can dedicate your time to do the things you need to do to get your business running, we take care of the correct disposal of your documents.
- Each service includes a certificate of secure document destruction.
- We are NAID certified. It means all our processes comply with the law.
- No hidden prices and fees, you can trust us because all our information is public.
SECURE DOCUMENT DESTRUCTION SERVICES
WHY IS IMPORTANT TO HIRE SECURE DOCUMENT DESTRUCTION SERVICES
Secure document destruction services protect your business from data-breaches and fines for data-breaches.
Data-breaches occur when your confidential or your customer information falls in the wrong hands putting your business and customers at risk.
Data-breaches can be digital (Electronic records) or Physical (printed documents). Under the Australian laws, businesses need to protect not only their information but their customers information. When a business do not take the necessary measures to protect it’s information expensive fines can apply.
The best way to protect your business and your customers is hiring services that guarantee the safety of your records (Electronic and Physical).
A business required secure document disposal when disposing of printed documents that contain sensitive information.
By hiring a confidential document disposal service, the company is able to provide evidence that it has taken the necessary steps to protect sensitive information. This simply act, can be the difference between being able to keep in business after a data-breach has occur.