Protecting your business and complying with regulations to prevent fraud and data breaches is of paramount importance.
At Viking Shred, we take your data security to the next level by adhering to California State Privacy Laws and NAID specifications. Our compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA), and the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) ensures that your financial and medical records, as well as your employees' personal information, are being disposed of properly for their privacy and security.
Whether you’re a tech startup near Silicon Valley, a healthcare provider close to Regional Medical Center, or a financial firm downtown, we bring secure, compliant shredding directly to your location.
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Our mobile shredding team brings secure destruction directly to your San Jose facility, helping you protect confidential information without transporting sensitive materials yourself.
Viking Shred follows NAID AAA-certified destruction practices and provides documented service to help organizations meet privacy and records-management requirements.
Tell us what you need destroyed, how often service is needed, and where your team operates in San Jose. We will help shape a practical plan around your schedule.
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