Hard drive shredding, secure IT recycling, and IT asset disposition in New York
1 metro in New York, from Buffalo. On-site destruction to NSA/CSS 9-12 and NIST 800-88, witnessed, with a certificate before we leave.
Why New York
Western New York is our northeastern edge: Buffalo’s health systems, a regional bank headquarters, a cancer research center, and Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station, reached along I-90 through Erie. The SHIELD Act requires disposal of private information once it is no longer needed.
How we work in New York
Western New York is reached along I-90 through Erie, and Buffalo and Erie share a run. Health systems, a bank headquarters, a cancer research center, the university, and Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station all retire regulated media, and the SHIELD Act requires that private information be disposed of once it is no longer needed.
Related: NIST 800-88r2: what changed and what your program needs.
Metros we serve in New York
- 4 h from Mansfield. Extra planning. Serving Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station.
Installations and defense clusters in New York
We serve the contractors and organizations around these installations, under the conditions their sponsors set.
- Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station
The rules in New York
SHIELD Act
New York's SHIELD Act requires reasonable safeguards for private information, including disposing of it within a reasonable time after it is no longer needed by erasing electronic media so the data cannot be read or reconstructed.
Questions from New York
How soon can you be in New York?
Our New York metros are in our extended range and are scheduled with additional planning, often paired with a neighboring run.
Do you serve towns in New York that are not listed?
Yes. The metros are where we go most; the truck goes anywhere in the lower 48. Tell us where you are and we will quote it.
What rules apply to retired hardware in New York?
SHIELD Act. New York's SHIELD Act requires reasonable safeguards for private information, including disposing of it within a reasonable time after it is no longer needed by erasing electronic media so the data cannot be read or reconstructed. Federal standards apply on top: NIST 800-88 Rev. 2 for every job, NSA/CSS 9-12 for classified media, and HIPAA, CJIS, GLBA, CMMC, or IRS 1075 depending on who you are.
Do you serve Rochester?
By arrangement, paired with a Buffalo run. Tell us your window.
What does the SHIELD Act require for disposal?
Reasonable safeguards for private information, including disposing of it within a reasonable time after it is no longer needed by erasing electronic media so the data cannot be read or reconstructed. Physical destruction with a certificate is the simplest way to show that.