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BSIA’s National Shred Day – 2nd October 2021

Shred Station will be taking part in the UK’s inaugural National Shred Day! Taking place on Saturday 2nd October 2021, shredding companies across the UK will be hosting community shredding events to help both businesses and individuals securely destroy their confidential paperwork. Launched and organised by the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) in collaboration with.

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Free hard drive shredding

Recycle Week 2021 – Free hard drive shredding at Shred Station depots

To celebrate this year’s Recycle Week, we are pleased to offer free hard drive shredding* at each of our depots from 20th – 24th September 2021. At Shred Station, we believe in doing everything we can to safeguard the environment. This includes how we operate and how we raise awareness to help others reduce their.

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11 Ways Businesses Can Reduce Their Carbon Emissions

11 Ways Businesses Can Reduce Their Carbon Emissions

We are in a time of climate emergency, and all businesses could be doing more to minimise their environmental impacts. With so many simple ways to reduce carbon emissions, there’s no reason not to operate in an environmentally friendly way. There are many steps businesses of all sizes can take to reduce their carbon emissions..

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PCI DSS Certification vs PCI DSS Compliance

PCI DSS Certification vs PCI DSS Compliance: What’s the difference?

When buying goods or services, you deserve the assurance that the merchant or vendor you buy from will take every possible measure to safeguard your bank details and financial information. PCI DSS certification gives consumers the firm reassurance that payment information is kept secure every step of the purchase process. Payment Card Industry Data Security.

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GDPR in a post-Brexit Britain: What happens next?

The UK has left the EU, so what does this mean for the future of the UK’s data protection legislation? Now that the Brexit transition period has ended, what does this mean for GDPR? Can businesses still transfer data outside of the UK and receive data from other countries? We explain all potential outcomes and.

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