State-of-the-art mobile destruction you can watch and verify.
Every engagement follows the same documented, chain-of-custody process — no shortcuts, no exceptions.
Our industrial shredding truck pulls directly to your facility. The unit is entirely self-contained and generates its own power — no access to your building infrastructure is required.
A technician uses a hand-held barcode scanner to log the serial number of every single drive and piece of media before it enters the shredder. Nothing is destroyed without being documented.
Surveillance cameras record the entire destruction event. You are welcome to watch — and many clients do. The video record provides an additional layer of verifiable proof.
You receive a detailed certificate listing every serial number destroyed, the date, the technician, and the method. This document is your legal proof of compliance.
Shredded material is transported to certified downstream recycling partners. Nothing ends up in a landfill. We provide documentation of the recycling chain as well.
Our shredding unit is a purpose-built, industrial-grade vehicle housing a high-capacity hard drive shredder. The machine reduces drives to particles no larger than 2mm — well below the NIST 800-88 requirement for physical destruction.
Because the truck generates its own power, we can operate anywhere: corporate campuses, remote warehouses, hospital loading docks, and data centers with no need to tap your building's electrical grid or facilities team.
The entire process — from arrival to departure — typically takes under two hours for most organizations, minimizing disruption to your operations.
Every destruction event is recorded from multiple camera angles. Footage captures the moment each piece of media enters the shredder. This is not a formality — it is a verifiable record that your data no longer exists.
Our chain-of-custody documentation follows the media from the moment our technician takes possession to the moment the certificate is issued. Every handoff is logged. Every serial number is accounted for.
The certificate of destruction we issue is accepted by HIPAA auditors, legal counsel, IT security teams, and compliance officers as evidence of proper data disposal. It lists each serial number individually so there is never any ambiguity about what was destroyed.
Our documented destruction process is designed to meet the data disposal requirements of every major federal and state regulation.
HIPAA
Sarbanes-Oxley
Gramm-Leach-Bliley
Bank Secrecy Act
Patriot Act
Identity Theft Act
PCI DSS
FACTA
Mass. 201 CMR
NIST 800-88
Title 21 CFR Part 11
International Safe Harbor