Orange County Hard Drive Destruction

Factory resets and data wiping aren’t guaranteed to fully remove sensitive data from used hard drives.

Rely on Orange County Hard Drive Destruction to securely and irretrievable destroy your hard drive, ensuring that patient records, client information, and other private information are 100% unrecoverable.

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Data breaches are an extremely costly expense that can risk the safety of your customers and damage the reputation of your business. According to a study conducted by the Ponemon Institute, the average total cost of a company data breach in 2018 was $3.86 million.

Regularly scheduled document and hard drive destruction can help prevent data breaches. Call Orange County Hard Drive Destruction to learn more.

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Recovering files from failed and erased hard drives is relatively easy, and simply reformatting your hard drive does not guarantee the erasure of all sensitive data.

Orange County Hard Drive Destruction’s team of experts will help your business securely dispose of all confidential information, including medical records, addresses, financial data, trade secrets, and more.

Call us today at (714) 696-6493.

At Orange County Hard Drive Destruction, we are dedicated to keeping your business safe.

All of our mobile and walk-in hard drive destruction services are compliant with the FACTA Final Disposal Rule, FACTA Red Flags Rule, the HIPAA Security Rule, and PCI (Payment Card Industry) Data Security Standards. Additionally, we provide you with an Official Certificate of Destruction to serve as proof that your hard drive has been destroyed in compliance with all applicable privacy laws.

Hard drive destruction requires high levels of security at every step of the process. Click the link below for an overview of our hard drive destruction process featuring a secure chain of custody protocols.

https://orangecountyharddrivedestruction.com/hard-drive-destruction-best-practices.php

According to HIPAA Journal, more than one major healthcare data breach was reported per day throughout the month of January 2019. In total, January’s healthcare data breaches saw 490,937 healthcare records exposed, stolen or impermissibly disclosed.

At Orange County Hard Drive Destruction, our hard drive destruction methods are HIPAA and NAID compliant, ensuring that your patients’ data is safely and securely destroyed.

https://www.hipaajournal.com/january-2019-healthcare-data-breach-report/