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By all accounts, last weekend’s Free Community Shred Day was a big success. The event was hosted by the Arati Hammond Real Estate Team of Re/MAX of Stuart and held at Hidden Oaks Middle School in Palm City. 100% of the donations raised went to the school.  The event was free and open to the…

Did you hear? Home Depot is the latest retailer to experience a data breach. Home Depot admitted that over 2,000 stores have been hacked and 60 million customers are expected to have been affected by the breach. Consumers are becoming leery of shopping and with good reason. In the past year we have seen data…

It’s here! As of September 2013, hospitals, physicians, healthcare providers, and anyone in the medical community (all “covered entities”) must comply with the HIPAA Omnibus Final Rule. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has strengthened the privacy and security for health information established under what most of us know as HIPAA (Health…

Have you ever donated an old computer, sold it on eBay, or left it at the curb to get picked up with the trash? Maybe you even deleted everything on the hard drive. With a little expertise, those deleted files can be retrieved. “When retiring a hard drive, physical destruction makes information inaccessible” said Simson…

All Points Mobile Shredding participated in the Extreme Recycling Roundup for Martin County on Saturday May 17, 2014. The event was held at the Martin County Fairgrounds and invited residents to bring personal documents to be shredded on-site by All Points Mobile Shredding for free. It was also an opportunity for residents to recycle potentially…

Florida has a new rule in town! As the drum roll of data breaches occurring everywhere has gotten louder and louder, Florida decided to bolster its data protection laws. On June 30, 2014, Florida Governor Rick Scott signed the Florida Information Protection Act of 2014 (FIPA). Its provisions become law effective July 1, 2014. FIPA expands data…