Confidential waste shredding Bridgend

We provide confidential waste shredding services in Bridgend for all your data.

Booming Bridgend!

With a population of 15000 and the river Ogmore flowing through it, Bridgend is a bustling market town and the largest town in its Borough. Just off the M4 and tantalisingly close to the beautiful Ogmore and Porthcawl beaches, businesses in Bridgend seem to have the best of both worlds!

We have several customers on Bridgend Industrial Estate, as well as Valleys2Coast Housing Association, Bridgend Town Council and Greggs using our services.,

Taclus Confidential has numerous customers in Bridgend.

Why choose us?

Taclus specialises in providing a professional data destruction and shredding service. Our
trusted processes ensure that our customers comply with data protection legislation
(including GDPR) and with environmental regulations. Client, employee and confidential
business information is treated with respect and kept secure at all times. Through our
responsive, flexible and efficient service, Taclus delivers the most secure and efficient
confidential information destruction service in the industry.

Partnering with Taclus Confidential ensures you will:

avoid identity theft

ensure security and
compliance with
GDPR

save time
and money

assure business
integrity and maintain
reputation

our services

paper shredding service

Secure document destruction service from the leader in information security.

regular shredding service

one-off shredding service

off-site shredding service

hard drive destruction

Did you know that that deleting a file from your computer hard-drive doesn’t actually remove it?

hard drive destruction

branded product destruction

Protecting your brand is vital. Our product destruction service allows you destroy any branded products.

branded product destruction service

did you know?

The Information Commissioner’s Office is taking more action to avoid data breaches in organisations. A 24% increase in fines were reported in the last 12 reported months, with the average size of the fine doubling to £146,000. (City Law Firm RPC, October 2018)

Up to 28% of information breaches are caused by employee error or negligence. (Cost of a Data Breach UK. Ponemon Institute. 2017)

Financial Services companies that experienced an information breach in 2018, suffered the highest cost per capita than any other industry at £154, a 6.5% rise over the last two years Source: Cost of a Data Breach, UK, Ponemon Institute 2018

PWC’s Law Firms’ Survey 2017 states that 60% of law firms reported that they had suffered an information security incident in the last year.

22% of charities identified cyber security breaches or attacks in the last 12 months (Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2019)

The first paper shredder was invented by Mr Abbot Augustus Low from New York in 1909 – “to offer a more compact way of disposing of waste paper”. In 1935, a German engineer named Adolf Ehinger created another shredding machine and he did so in a hurry…..its purpose was to shred hundreds of volumes of anti-Nazi propaganda before Hitler’s secret police found it.

Did you know that cross cut shredders became the norm after 1979? This happened after Iranian revolutionaries stormed the American embassy and seized loads of shredded paper. Because the shredders only cut one way, the revolutionaries were able to stick together the thin strips of paper to access stacks (literally) of confidential information.

Did you know that it is not illegal for someone to go through your rubbish? What’s more, anything they find in there is fair game – including your personal details?

Did you know that only 10% of identity theft cases happen through online exchanges? The majority of identity theft is via paper means.

Did you know that shredding 1 tonne of paper saves, on average 17 trees and prevents air and water pollution?

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Understanding your requirements and objectives is important to us. We work hard to shape our service around our customers' needs.

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