Certifications
Independently certified.
Every product we ship is certified. Which method runs is your decision — the software supports the full published range, and issues the drive's own firmware commands where the hardware supports them.
ADISA certified
All of our products carry ADISA certification. ADISA is the independent assurance scheme for data sanitisation used across the European ITAD industry, and certification is granted on the results of independent testing.

Standards and frameworks
What we work to, beyond our vendors' certification.
Erasure sits inside a wider compliance picture. These are the schemes and regulations that shape how the software behaves and how the evidence it produces has to read.
EU General Data Protection Regulation
NIS Directive
NIST SP 800-88 sanitisation
GSMA device standards- ISO/IEC
27001Information security management - ISO
9001Quality management - R2v3Responsible recycling, for the facilities we supply
- FCSFederation of Communication Services
Certification body for our management systems
Cyber insurance cover
Overwriting standards
Fourteen published methods.
Pick per job, per customer or per contract. The method used is written into the certificate for that device.
Drive-native commands
Where the drive can erase itself, it does.
Overwriting is not always the right instrument. On SSD and NVMe media the controller can sanitise internally — faster, and without the write amplification that overwriting a solid-state drive causes.
- Sanitize: Block Erase
- Sanitize: Crypto Erase
- Sanitize: Overwrite
- NVMe Format: User Data Erase
- NVMe Format: Cryptographic Erase
- SecureErase
- Enhanced SecureErase
- OPAL TCG Revert by SSID
Evidence
A certificate for every device.
Not one document per batch. Each device — or each drive, on the loose-drive line — produces its own record naming the method that ran against it.
Which standard does your contract name?
If it is on the list we run it. If it is not, tell us and we will say plainly whether we can.
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