Secure Data Destruction

Did you know the greatest risk of a data breach occurs during technology disposal?

At Recycle IT, we safeguard you from data loss while also protecting you from the potential financial and legal penalties of a data breach.

Our certified data erasure services are fully compliant with heavily regulated industries like healthcare, finance and insurance, as well as and government agencies who have strict guidelines regarding the handling and disposal of confidential data.

From the time the media is provided to us, we maintain a very strict chain of custody.

Our secure data destruction methods meet stringent Australian Government compliance standards. For auditing purposes we provide a certificate of destruction verified by an independent third party.

Our secure data destruction methods include:

Sanitisation – Clear: DoD 5220.22-M with 3 (3 overwriting) erasure rounds
Sanitisation – Purge: Using Degausser
Physical Destruction – The ultimate in hard drive destruction. Your hard drive is shredded.

Our industry certified warehouse, technicians and engineers are fully equipped to perform secure data destruction at your premises.

We are AS5377:2022, ISO 14001 and 45001 certified and registered.

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS

Your Single Source Asset Recovery Solutions Provider

At Recycle IT, we provide a full suite of asset management solutions.

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1300 420 144

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Perth Head Office:
47 Havelock Street, West Perth, WA 6005, Australia

Brisbane:
28 Randall Street, Brisbane

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