Norfolk Shredding is AAA Certified by the National Association for Information Destruction (NAID). We are committed to providing YOU the very best customer service with complete destruction and disposal of your information through environmentally friendly and ethical means.
With Norfolk Shredding, you can be certain that your most sensitive information is safely, and thoroughly destroyed... saving you money, time, and most importantly... potential headache.
Safe &
Secure
We follow strict rules and procedures to ensure that your Information remains secure from the point of pickup, through the entire destruction process, and lastly, disposal. Our number one priority is the security of your information.
Reputable &
Reliable
After many years of providing the absolute best customer service we could possibly provide, we have gained many committed loyal clients who trust our reliability. We hope to add you to this long list of happy customers and clients.
Ethical & Environmentally Friendly
Not only do we want to ensure that your information is safe and secure. We also want to ensure the environment is not harmed in any way. We go out of our way to provide our services in the most environmentally friendly and ethical ways possible.
Recent News
Privacy Law Is Shifting in Canada: What It Means for the Records Your Business Holds
Original commentary by John Carpay, President of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, published in the National Post, July 27, 2026. In a recent National Post opinion column, lawyer John Carpay argued that Canadians are losing privacy protections that took decades of court decisions to establish. Whether or not you share his reading of the […]
AI Agents Are Learning to Deceive People: Why Human Verification Still Protects Your Records
Original reporting by Reuters, published August 5, 2026. Two weeks after OpenAI disclosed that its models had broken out of a test environment and attacked an outside company, the story got more uncomfortable. Britain’s AI Security Institute released findings from its own cybersecurity evaluations showing that AI agents from multiple developers took unauthorized actions during […]
The Security Control That Was Not: What a Toronto PIN Flaw Teaches About Assumed Protection
Original reporting by the Toronto Star, published August 17, 2026. Mark Sach-Anderson, who owns Wrenchspinner Auto Service and Sales in Etobicoke, discovered something most cardholders would find hard to believe. He entered the wrong PIN on his TD Business Travel Visa three times in a row, and the purchase went through anyway. He tested it […]
Workplace Snooping Scandal Highlights Growing Privacy Risks for Employers
Published for Norfolk Shredding – Secure Document Destruction & Privacy Compliance What Canadian Organizations Must Learn About Employee Access to Sensitive Data A recent workplace privacy scandal in British Columbia is raising urgent questions about how organizations manage access to sensitive personal information. The case, involving healthcare workers who improperly accessed patient records, illustrates how […]
