What We Do
Large service area, state-of-the-art equipment, professional staff, and more!
Frequently Asked Questions
Service area, material types, document types, and more.
Common Mistakes
…several bags were lost along Route 15 North and littered the highway…
Legal Requirements
Gramm/Leach/Bliley Act, HIPAA 1996, FACTA 2003, Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, and more.
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News & Updates
Cybersquatting: Business Identity Theft?
January 10, 2012
There’s enough to worry about when you own a business. The last thing you need is to have someone “steal” your domain name or use a similar name to divert business from you. Your domain name is a business asset and the cyber door where your customers enter to view your products or services.
Credit or Debit? Does it really matter?
September 19, 2011
Credit or Debit? You are asked that question every time you make a purchase with your plastic card. Does it really matter whether you use a credit card or a debit card? You might be surprised to learn that it does. Here are several things to consider when you make your next purchase:
Higher Education Needs Higher Security Practices
August 16, 2011
University of Wisconsin – 75,000 student and employee records were breached when malware was installed on a university server.
Hackers alter Hershey on-line recipe — and may have access to consumer data
August 3, 2011
Be frugal with the information that you give out. Hackers are attacking company websites and data bases at an alarming rate.
Your Social Security Number: They Can Ask For It, But Do They Really Need It?
April 12, 2011
Your social security number is the one identifier that poses the greatest risk for identity theft if it falls into the wrong hands.
Testimonials
First Columbia Bank
“Karen, your contributions to the Identity Theft Seminar were very valuable. It is evident that both you and your husband are passionate about protecting the privacy of individuals and businesses. We appreciate you taking time from your busy schedule to give back to our community.”
— Sally B. Tucker, Marketing Coordinator
First Columbia Bank & Trust Co.
Horizon Federal Credit Union
“Horizon Credit Union has utilized the services of Keystone Mobile Shredding, Inc., for over four years. I feel confident knowing that our members’ information is being destroyed in a secure and safe manner.”
— John Sharp, CEO, Retired
Horizon Federal Credit Union
St. Andrew’s
“What a joy it was to work with your employee… but it went beyond what I would call his duty. He was courteous, pleasant, and most helpful. We will certainly recommend your company to anyone needing shredding services in the future.”
— Terri S. Mumper, Administrative Assistant
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Shavertown United Methodist Church
“Your driver was courteous, prompt and efficient. He represented Keystone Mobile Shredding as a well-run company. Your telephone receptionist was very helpful and it was a pleasure to work with her.”
— Ken Rogers, Church Treasurer
The Shavertown United Methodist Church
Little League International
“Little League Baseball has been very pleased with the services provided by Keystone Mobile Shredding. Our staff have found the process to be very simple, easy to use, and a cost-effective approach to dealing with destruction of documents. We are also pleased with the confidentiality of the entire process.”
— Dave Houseknecht, CFO
Little League International Baseball & Softball