Your data security is our top priority. Galide uses NIST 800-88 compliant protocols to ensure complete, verified data destruction — with full audit trails for compliance.
As soon as your devices arrive at Galide's R2v3 certified facility, our technicians immediately begin the secure data destruction process using the relevant NIST 800-88 compliant protocol.
Our goal is to maximize the value you recover by giving devices a new life in the circular economy. When that's not possible, NIST Destroy protocols are applied in accordance with SERI R2v3 ethical recycling guidelines.
Logged, tagged, and queued for processing
Clear, Purge, or Destroy — based on device type
Data destruction verified and certificate issued
Full audit trail accessible anytime via Customer Portal
We apply the appropriate NIST 800-88 protocol based on your device type, data sensitivity, and compliance requirements.
Applies read/write commands to overwrite data in all accessible storage locations with nonsensical data. Used for ATA hard drives and SSDs in standard use cases.
Best for: Standard enterprise devices, general office equipment
A physical or logical technique that renders target data recovery infeasible using state-of-the-art laboratory overwrite, block erase, and cryptographic erase methods.
Best for: Healthcare, financial, and regulated industry devices
Physical destruction of storage media when data wiping is not possible or sufficient. Applied in accordance with SERI R2v3 ethical recycling guidelines.
Best for: Damaged drives, top-secret data, government & military
Our data destruction services meet and exceed the most rigorous industry standards. Every destruction event is documented and auditable.
Guidelines for Media Sanitization — the gold standard for data destruction.
Certified facility — responsible recycling and ethical e-waste standards.
Certified data destruction by the National Association for Information Destruction.
Department of Defense standard for secure data wiping.
Asset Disposal & Information Security Alliance certified processes.
Compliant destruction for healthcare and EU data regulation requirements.
Data breaches from improperly disposed devices cost businesses millions. Don't take the risk.
$4.45 million average cost of a data breach in 2023 — often from improperly disposed hardware.
Simply deleting files or formatting a drive does NOT prevent data recovery — professional tools can retrieve it.
HIPAA, GDPR, and other regulations carry heavy fines for organizations that fail to properly destroy data.
Don't leave your organization exposed. Get certified data destruction with a full audit trail — starting with a free quote.