February 2012   VOLUME 7 ISSUE 1   HOME TOPICS Electronics Destruction The War on Privacy In the News Identity Theft HIPAA FACTA CONTENTS IRS Warns Taxpayers About 'Dirty Dozen' Tax Scams for 2012 Health Organizations Not Prepared for HIPAA Audits Meet the Dumbest Alleged Identity Thief in the World The Five Minute Guide To The FTC’s Red Flag Data Breach Rules Year in Review: Top 10 Trends in Healthcare Data Privacy and Security Home Checklist: Don't Toss Your Old Television into the Trash SUBSCRIBE Email Address: First Name: Last Name: Title: Company: Phone Number: (Optional) Add Remove ABOUT ACCUSHRED Your business needs to maintain the privacy and security of sensitive information and products.  AccuShred helps you respond to the growing threat of information and identity theft by providing secure destruction of documents, computer discs, hard drives, tapes, x-rays and other media.  AccuShred is AAA NAID Certified and specializes in helping your business meet and maintain HIPAA, FACTA and Graham-Leach-Bliley compliance standards. Visit us at www.accushred.net. ARCHIVE December 2011 Vol. 7 Issue 7 AccuShred Shred Cancer Announcement Vol. 7 Issue 8 September 2011 Vol. 7 Issue 5 June 2011 Vol. 7 Issue 3 May 2011 Vol. 7 Issue 2 [MORE] Electronics Destruction Home Checklist: Don't Toss Your Old Television into the Trash Nearly 30 Million Televisions Could be Sitting in Landfills: How You Can Help by Debbie Arrington According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, about 27.2 million TVs are ready for disposal, but only 4.6 million of them will be recycled. This article explains what you can do to recycling unwanted televisions and other electronic equipment... [FULL STORY]   www.accushred.net or call (800) 747-3341 Published by AccuShred, LLC Copyright © 2012 AccuShred, LLC. All rights reserved. Data Destruction News is sent to AccuShred customers and anyone who has expressed interest in our services. To stop receiving this newsletter, enter your email address in the subscription box appearing within the newsletter and choose the Remove option. Or, just click one of the links at the bottom of the email message. TELL A FRIEND

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