Data Destruction News
February 2011   VOLUME 7 ISSUE 1  
TOPICS
Electronics Destruction
The War on Privacy
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In the News
Identity Theft
HIPAA
CONTENTS
How Long Should You Keep Certain Records?
Hospital System Fires Doctor After Patient Records Shared
The Next Wave of Business Management
New Facebook Feature Raises Privacy Concerns
Twenty-Four States Require Consumers to Keep Old Electronics out of the Trash
Are You Looking for Love Online?
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How Long Should You Keep Certain Records?
AccuShred Presents its Semi-Annual Record Retention Schedule
by Jeff Green

Quite frequently, AccuShred receives e-mails from our clients who want to know how long to keep certain files before shredding them. Last year, we included our record retention schedule in the Data Destruction News, and it was read by a record amount of subscribers. Because of its popularity, we decided to include it again...

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Hospital System Fires Doctor After Patient Records Shared
Applicant Included Patient Information on Employment Application
by The Morning Call

Lehigh Valley Health Network has fired an internist after determining he delivered personal information, including names, addresses and health insurance information, on thousands of patients to another network to which he was applying...

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The Next Wave of Business Management
Do Your IT Policies Need to Be Reevaulated?
by Paul J. D'Arcy

The simple fact we may be forgetting is this: companies can no longer control security risks with internal policies that limit the use of devices, applications or data. As new risks continue to evolve, most organizations will need to...

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New Facebook Feature Raises Privacy Concerns
Users Have Option to "Opt-Out" of Automatic Photo Tagging Feature
by Help Net Security

AccuShred:  We physically destroy hard drives Facebook users should keep up-to-date with their privacy settings as Facebook announces its latest controversial feature. The social network is launching ...

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Twenty-Four States Require Consumers to Keep Old Electronics out of the Trash
Vermont is the Latest State to Pass Required Recycling Regulation
by Dave Gram

The Environmental Protection Agency estimated in 2007 that the U.S. generates about 2 million tons a year of e-waste, which can contain lead, mercury, cadmium and other potentially harmful chemicals. If those toxins leach from landfills into the environment, risks to human health can include cancer and nervous system damage...

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Are You Looking for Love Online?
Simple Steps to Protect Your Electronic Identity
by ProtectMyID

Long gone are the days when no one wanted to admit to frequenting online dating sites. Today, millions of Americans interact, meet, date - and even marry - thanks to dating sites. Unfortunately, not everyone you might meet online is looking for romance...

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