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3R Technology Achieves NAID AAA Certification for for Hard Drive and Media Shredding
Seattle, December 14, 2017 - NAID® (The National Association for Information Destruction) has announced the awarding of AAA Certification status to 3R Technology for its hard drive and media shredding services.All NAID AAA-certified service providers are subject to regularly scheduled, onsite audits by trained, accredited security professionals. In addition, random, unannounced audits are structured so that NAID certified operators will not know when they will be audited next. Accredited auditors review employee background screening and training, compliance with written procedures, access controls, operational security, destruction equipment, and confidentiality agreements.
More than 1,000 operations on five continents are certified by NAID, including mobile, plant-based, paper, and computer destruction services. NAID certification is required by hundreds of government offices and thousands of private contracts.
NAID AAAA certification is acknowledged by many accreditation programs, such as those offered by the International Association of IT Asset Managers, the Institute of Certified Records Managers, and the R2 IT asset recycling program certification offered by the Sustainable Electronic Recycling Institute (SERI).
3R Technology is an R2:20130-certified ITAD (Information Technology Asset Dispostion) and e-waste recycling company headquartered in Seattle, Washington. Founded in 2003, 3R Technology purchases surplus IT assets, provides data destruction services, and responsibly recycles end-of-life electronics both regionally and across the US through its partner network. More information about 3R Technology can be found online at https://www.3rtechnology.com.
NAID is the international trade association for companies providing information destruction services. NAID's mission is to promote the information destruction industry and the standards and ethics of its member companies. More information about NAID can be found online at https://www.naidonline.org.
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