The paper shredder market is expanding due to data security concerns, regulatory compliance needs, and a rise in home-office setups. Technological advances like smart and high-security shredders, ...

It’s safe to assume that most of us aren’t harboring any Watergate-level sensitive material in our home offices. Still, even the most unassuming paperwork can do damage if it ends up in the wrong ...

Bank statements, work documents and insurance policies may not make entertaining bedtime reading but they can put you at risk of identity theft if they end up in the wrong hands. A decent shredder ...

Bernie Deitrick, who oversees testing of paper shredders at CR, evaluated 14 paper shredders by feeding each with standard 8.5x11-inch printer paper. He based his findings on five criteria: security, ...

First thing’s first: shredding is no longer something done by shady business magnates and heads of multinational conglomerates. At a time when identity theft and bank fraud is at an all-time high, ...

Discover how to create a fully functional DIY paper shredder using cardboard and simple materials! This step-by-step tutorial guides you through the process, from designing the shredding mechanism ...

Overwhelmed by piles of old paperwork containing sensitive information that you daren't risk putting in the recycling? Or maybe you're inundated with junk mail containing personal details? Then now's ...

Information security is a top priority because identity theft is an ongoing concern. Fortunately, you don’t need to spend big bucks on protecting your information if you invest in a budget paper ...

Brian Dakss is a longtime New York-based editor and writer for CBS News, at the Radio network and with CBSNews.com. He has written and edited for NBC News, Dow Jones and numerous radio stations and ...

First thing’s first: shredding is no longer something done by shady business magnates and heads of multinational conglomerates. At a time when identity theft and bank fraud is at an all-time high, ...