Data destruction and electronic recycling for retired drives and devices, processed securely so you have the paperwork to prove it.
VerifiedIssued for every assetR2v3 certified facility
A retired drive still holds everything that was ever saved on it, because deleting files or reformatting does not remove the data. Instead, it only hides it.
We destroy data by wiping, shredding or degaussing, depending on the media and your requirements, then route the materials to reuse, recovery or recycling through our R2v3 certified process.
We pick the method by media type and condition, as well as your requirements.
Software overwrites every sector so the drive can be resold.
Best for: Drives with resale value
The drive is physically cut into small fragments, so the data cannot be recovered.
Best for: Highest-risk data, failed drives
A strong magnetic field erases the platters, so the stored data is gone.
Best for: Hard drives and tape
Secure processing for businesses, especially those with compliance at stake.
Drives wiped, shredded or degaussed so no data leaves.
At your facility before anything leaves.
Materials routed to reuse and recovery, as well as responsible recycling.
Every asset tracked while it moves, with audit documentation.
Assets with resale value flagged for buyback instead of recycling.
Reporting for audits as well as ESG goals.
Old drives sitting in a closet are a breach waiting to happen, so clear them out properly.
Our process meets the expectations of sectors where data exposure is not an option, such as:
Certified data destruction only counts if you can prove it. Every job ends with a certificate of data destruction your auditors can file.
Serial numbers, media type, destruction method and date, so every drive can be traced from pickup to destruction.
HDDs and SSDs are wiped, shredded or degaussed depending on the media and your requirements, on site or after secure transport.
Serialized records support HIPAA, financial and privacy reviews, and copies are available whenever an auditor asks for them.
Want to know what a good certificate should include? Read our guide to the certificate of data destruction
A documented chain of custody from pickup until the final report.
Still unsure? Call us, and a person picks up instead of a phone tree.
Wipe, shred or degauss, depending on the media and your requirements.
Yes, on-site destruction is available, or drives move by secure transport instead.
Serialized tracking and audit documentation for every asset, as well as environmental reporting.
Yes, equipment with resale value can go through our buyback program instead.
It is a signed record confirming that specific drives were destroyed, listing serial numbers, the method used and the date. It is the document auditors ask for when they review how you retire hardware.
Yes. SSDs store data differently, so a standard wipe is not always enough. We match the method to the media, and shred where a wipe cannot be verified.
Tell us what you have and where it is, so we can quote it.
