PC Disposal Reaffirms Its Leadership in Secure IT Asset Disposition with Renewal of NAID AAA Certification

PC Disposal, a leading provider of secure IT asset disposition (ITAD) and electronics recycling services, today announced the renewal of its NAID AAA Certification, the globally recognized gold standard for secure data destruction. This milestone reaffirms PC Disposal’s position as one of the most trusted and compliant ITAD companies in the United States.

Administered by the International Secure Information Governance & Management Association (i-SIGMA), NAID AAA Certification is awarded only to companies that meet the industry’s most rigorous standards for data security, operational excellence, and regulatory compliance. PC Disposal’s successful renewal follows a comprehensive, independent audit verifying its adherence to stringent protocols for employee screening, chain of custody, facility security, and complete data destruction.

“Renewing our NAID AAA Certification underscores our unwavering commitment to protecting our clients from data breaches, regulatory risks, and financial liability,” said Brent Hanson, President of PC Disposal. “For enterprise IT teams and compliance officers, this certification is more than a badge — it’s assurance that their retired hardware and sensitive data are handled with the highest level of security and accountability.”

PC Disposal goes beyond basic electronics recycling. As part of its NAID-certified services, the company:

• Assumes legal title to retired equipment, shielding clients from downstream liability — even in the event of subcontractor involvement.
• Provides a $1,000,000 Data Security Guarantee, backing every data sanitization and destruction service with an industry-leading financial commitment.
• Utilizes data wipe procedures that adhere to NIST standards and provides Certificates of Data Destruction and Certificates of Disposal with serialized inventory reporting.
• Offers nationwide pickup services from any location with 25 or more devices, streamlining large-scale IT asset disposition projects.
• Ensures full compliance with HIPAA, HITECH, Gramm-Leach-Bliley, FACTA Red Flags Rule, and EPA regulations.
• Provides asset value recovery, secure PrivaCage™ transport options, and hardware redeployment services to maximize return on investment and sustainability.

“With increasing pressure from privacy regulations and the escalating cost of data breaches, organizations are prioritizing secure and auditable end-of-life processes for IT assets,” Hanson added. “Any company can say they destroy data. But NAID certification means an independent third party has verified our processes — and continues to verify them year after year. That’s the level of trust today’s enterprises need.”