Physical Data Destruction

Our Secure Physical Data Destruction Services

We specialize in on-siteand off-site physical data destruction, ensuring your data is permanently destroyed in a way that meets industry standards and legal requirements. Our methods include:

• Hard Drive Shredding – Industrial-grade shredders reduce hard drives to tiny particles, making data recovery impossible.
• Degaussing – High-powered magnets erase all data from magnetic storage media before disposal.
• Crushing & Pulverization – Specialized equipment physically crushes hard drives, SSDs, and other storage devices.
• On-Site Data Destruction – We bring our secure destruction services to your location for real-time, witnessed destruction.

Every destruction process is documented, and we provide a Certificate of Data Destruction as proof of compliance with HIPAA, GDPR, FACTA, and other regulations.

The Risks of Not Properly Destroying Data

Data leaks can occur if storage media is not properly destroyed, leading to potential exposure of confidential information. Common sources of data leaks include:

• Selling or disposing of computers without ensuring data is destroyed.
• Returning defective hard drives to vendors without proper data destruction.
• Disposing of hard drives without securely erasing the data.

Methods of Physical Data Destruction

Businesses can choose from several methods to physically destroy data, including disk shredding, crushing, melting, or any process that renders storage media unusable and unreadable. Our services cater to a wide range of clients, including Fortune 500 companies, small businesses, government agencies, and financial institutions.

Who Needs Physical Data Destruction?

Any organization or individual handling sensitive data should consider certified physical data destruction to protect themselves from liability and data theft. Our services are ideal for:

✔ Businesses & Corporations – Protect customer data, employee records, and proprietary business information.

✔ Healthcare & Financial Institutions – Stay compliant with data protection laws like HIPAA and GLBA.

✔ Government & Military Agencies – Ensure classified and sensitive data is permanently destroyed.

✔ Individuals & Small Businesses – Safeguard personal data when disposing of old computers, hard drives, and mobile devices.