Just one or two pieces of personal information left in an office recycling or trash bin is all that is required to steal an identity. (Photo: Shutterstock)
Identity theft — these two words strike a loud and lasting chord of fear at every insurance agency. Today, when the criminally intent are craftier than ever, it's a must to take every precaution and that includes the secure destruction of paper documents and portable electronic devices at the end of their usefulness.
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