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Destroying data to protect against fraud

Destroying data to protect against fraud
  • By Neerav Bhatt
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Expired corporate bank/credit cards and staff ID cards taken from ex-employees need to be destroyed to prevent financial fraud or attempted unauthorised entry into secure sites.

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