Military-grade data sanitization services. Every drive destroyed receives a serialized certificate of destruction.
NIST Special Publication 800-88 is the federal standard for media sanitization. It defines three levels of data destruction: Clear (logical overwriting), Purge (degaussing or cryptographic erasure), and Destroy (physical destruction).
For businesses handling sensitive data—whether HIPAA-protected health records, SOC2 customer data, or financial information—NIST 800-88 compliance isn't optional. Washington's My Health My Data Act (MHMD) and evolving state privacy laws demand verifiable destruction.
Every hard drive is scanned and matched to its host device. Your certificate includes serial numbers, destruction method, and technician signature.
Secure chain of custody from pickup to destruction. All processing follows strict security protocols.
Our processes align with audit requirements. Certificates satisfy both internal compliance teams and external auditors.
Efficient scheduling and quick processing. Most projects completed within days of request.
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Request QuoteClear uses software to overwrite data (suitable for reuse). Purge uses degaussing or cryptographic methods (more secure). Destroy physically shreds the media (maximum security, no reuse).
While SOC2 doesn't explicitly mandate NIST 800-88, auditors expect documented sanitization. NIST-compliant certificates satisfy most audit requirements.
Yes. We've processed datacenter exits with 100+ servers. We provide logistics, chain-of-custody tracking, and serialized reporting for every device.
From pickup to certificate delivery: typically 3-5 business days for standard processing.