

Priya Nair
DIN 66399 cut levels, risk mapping, chain-of-custody practice
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About
I’ve run operations for clinics and small firms where privacy failures aren’t acceptable. I translate standards into simple, repeatable steps teams can actually follow. I avoid security theater.
Core Beliefs
Security should be right-sized, consistent, and boring—in the best way.
Background
During a records audit, our shred policy was the easiest win. We had mapped document categories to DIN levels, labeled bins, and logged pickups. The auditor nodded, moved on, and I realized good privacy practice is boring by design. No drama, just the right cut, used consistently, with simple proofs.
Author Articles


Comparisons & Performance Testing
Home Shredder Electricity Compared: Auto-Off Performance
Cut home shredder energy use by choosing intelligent auto-off and thermal management and matching DIN security to actual document risk. Use batching, pre-sorting, and regular maintenance to save power without sacrificing privacy.


Comparisons & Performance Testing
Shredder Decibel Comparison: Quiet Office Models Tested
Shredder noise is a compliance and productivity issue, not a nicety. Use decibel benchmarks, P‑level guidance, and duty-cycle tips to select a quiet (<= 60 dB) P‑4 model that matches your office and gets used daily.
