A Certificate of Destruction (COD) is a document containing confirmation that your sensitive and confidential data stored on hard drives has been destroyed. Every Data Slayer customer receives one confirming that their material has been destroyed. A COD will typically include information such as the type of shredding service received, the date service occurred, the location of service, order/customer number, and similar details.
While Certificates of Destruction differ slightly, critical information must be included to comply as an official proof of destruction record. Example information to look for:
A COD for on-site services may be helpful in the event of an internal audit or agency inspection where you require proof of destruction.
If your organization handles documents that contain sensitive and confidential information, you may be under an obligation, either by law or company policy, to securely destroy them consistent with your document retention guidelines. Although the type of information at issue and the applicable requirements or best practices vary by industry, these are the types of information that you may want to consider shredding via on-site destruction:
Mobile shredding offers secure hard drive destruction services at your location. For some organizations, on-site shredding service is a preferred option.
Whether it’s because of corporate policy or for the peace of mind that comes with seeing sensitive data destroyed in person, Data Slayer offers an on-site, mobile document shredding service designed to meet the unique needs of your organization.
Here’s what you can expect from Data Slayer’s mobile shredding services:
Learn more about Data Slayer’s secure hard drive destruction services and how we can help keep your business’s data safe.