Trying to declutter can be overwhelming, and many people don't realize that cluttered or outdated documentation can put them at risk of a fraud or data breach.
Paper is still a big part of our everyday lives, and leaving sensitive documents and electronic media out in the open could leave you susceptible to fraud risks. Clearing clutter can not only help reduce stress and increase productivity, it also helps to reduce the risk of data breaches caused by human error. The good news is that there are simple and manageable steps you can take to help yourself stay secure and protected. Try our one-month challenge and tackle key areas of disorganized clutter one week at a time.
Week One: Start by organizing your workspace.
Week Two: Prevent pile-up by purging your storage room.
Week Three: Securely destroy and recycle old electronic media.
Week Four: Secure common areas.