NY R2-Certified IT Asset Disposition: Onsite Data Erasure Services Announced
Nov 10, 2023
Key Takeaways
- IT Asset Management Group has announced an update to its electronics disposition program, meeting R2 v3 and NAID AAA requirements for New York City corporations.
- The update improves access in New York City and the Tristate area to onsite secure data destruction solutions.
- The company collects decommissioned IT equipment and ensures NIST compliant erasure before the tech leaves a company's location.
- IT Asset Management Group offers a range of IT asset management options, including recycling, asset liquidation, and onsite media shredding.
- The company prioritizes green initiatives, complying with R2 standards and emphasizing a reuse-recover-recycle hierarchy for sustainable disposition.
IT Asset Management Group (+1-877-625-4872) has announced a new update to its full-service electronics disposition program, which meets with both R2 v3 and NAID AAA requirements for New York City corporations.
Farmingdale, United States - November 10, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The recent update serves to improve access in New York City and the greater Tristate area to onsite secure data destruction solutions in line with R2 and NAID AAA standards. IT Asset Management Group collects decommissioned corporate IT equipment from hardware refreshes, upgrades, and outdated hardware that a company no longer needs. Now they can ensure NIST compliant erasure occurs before the tech leaves a company's location.
For more information see https://www.itamg.com/services/data-destruction
Its updated services join an expanding list of IT asset management options for corporations and other commercial entities. In addition to its R2-certified recycling procedures, the group is also equipped to provide IT asset liquidation services as well as onsite media shredding services all in line with the highest electronics recycling industry standards.
The safe disposition of surplus tech remains an extensive focus of eco-cognizant groups, with IT Asset Management Group emphasizing its support for green initiatives. Compliant with R2 standards, its local full-service process follows approved safety and security measures together with environmentally friendly packaging and equipment transit methods.
Outlining its approach to onsite data erasure, a group representative added: “Erasure is verified and fully documented using software from an industry leader in data erasure. Drives that fail erasure are subsequently removed and physically destroyed onsite using industrial shredders in our house trucks.”
Demonstrating its commitment to sustainable disposition procedures, IT Asset Management Group adheres to a reuse-recover-recycle hierarchy. The company safely disposes of any electronics waste that cannot be reused in a manner that protects the environment, their clients and their community and they require their partners to do the same.
IT Asset Management Group continues to offer IT disposition solutions that align with green protocol expectations. The team notes its ongoing focus on helping companies meet legal standards from all levels, spanning industry-wide and New York State-mandated regulations.
“Working in the legal industry, it’s important for us to have verified data erasure completed before computers leave our office” said one client. “ITAMG provides full compliance reporting, and we can witness the drives being shredded that failed to erase.”
Service quotes for onsite erasure as well as asset disposition can be arranged via the company’s official website.
Interested parties in New York can find further details about IT Asset Management Group’s wider services at https://www.itamg.com/contact
Contact Info:
Name: Charles Veprek
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Organization: IT Asset Management Group
Address: 110 Bi County Blvd. Suite 106, Farmingdale, NY 11735, United States
Phone: +1-877-625-4872
Website: https://www.itamg.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89112934
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