DTC Computer Supplies offers a state-of-the art facility for destroying data stored on electronic storage.
We understand your concerns. We know the legal and regulatory implications if your data is not properly handled. There are typically two ways to ensure the data is completely eradicated and cannot be recovered. One is to physical destruction and the other magnetic degaussing. Which ever method you select, you can be assured that our data destruction methods are fully compliant with regulatory frameworks.
Physical Destruction
Physical destruction guarantees that your information is irretrievable. We use top of the line shredders to streamline the process as shredding is the most secure and cost-effective way to dispose of all types of storage media. All data destruction is conducted at either our secure location or we can send an onsite shredder. As a result, our clients are insulated from exposure to legal liabilities or loss of corporate assets.
Magnetic Degaussing
Degaussing, popularly known as bulk erasing, permanently erases all data from magnetic storage media by deleting, formatting and controlling the information on the track. Hard drive degaussing exposes equipment to a powerful magnetic field to ensure removal of data from the media. This method is perfect for small and medium sized business that are looking for a budget friendly way to destroy old hard drives and media tapes.
Why Data Destruction?
Data security is main concern for IT departments in any organization, and rightly so. Many of their clients demand that their data is handled appropriately and destroyed according to both government and industry standards.
We provide honest and secure data destruction services which include physical destruction with a mobile shredder and secure data erasure methods like degaussing. All of our destruction services are effective, auditable and certified. Ship storage assets to our secured facility or simply ask for the mobile data destroyer to be deployed on site. We proudly provide all of our clients with a chain of custody and certificate of data destruction upon completion.
