HDD & Tape Shredding Services
When it comes to drive disposal, ensuring secure destruction is essential to prevent data recovery. Hard disk drives (HDDs) and tape drives have been used for decades to store critical data, but simply erasing the data isn’t enough. To guarantee complete peace of mind, our premier shredding solutions destroy your storage media beyond repair.
Professional Hard Drive & Tape Destruction
At Secure ITAD, we specialise in premium-grade data destruction to ensure your sensitive information is permanently destroyed. We provide a secure shredding service for hard disk drives (HDDs), solid-state drives (SSDs), and tape storage media, preventing unauthorised access and eliminating the risk of data recovery.
Unlike simple drive disposal methods that leave data vulnerable, our state-of-the-art shredders physically destroy storage devices into small pieces, making data security foolproof. Whether on-site at your location or off-site at our secure facility, we guarantee complete peace of mind with fully compliant, certified destruction services.
Secure HDD and Tape Drive Destruction
Don’t leave your sensitive information at risk. Whether you need HDD and tape shredding at your site or prefer off-site processing at our secure facility, we provide the highest level of protection against data recovery
Industry Leaders in Secure Destruction
Our in-house designed shredders are the only ones certified by ADISA to shred down to 2mm particulate, meeting the highest security standards.
Comprehensive Shredding Options
We destroy HDDs, SSDs, tapes, mobile devices, DATs, and CDs.
Flexible Service Delivery
Choose on-site destruction at your premises or let us securely transport your drives to our high-security facility.
Full Compliance & Certification
We adhere to GDPR, HIPAA, and UK Data Protection Act regulations, providing a Certificate of Destruction for complete audit protection.
Industry-Leading Destruction Technology
Our shredders are in-house designed and bespoke manufactured, built using years of expertise to meet the highest security standards. We are the only provider certified by ADISA for shredding down to 2mm particulate, the recommended size for SSDs.
Our process meets internationally recognised standards, including:
- National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) guidelines
- Department of Defense (DoD) data destruction protocols
Frequently Asked Questions
Why can't I just delete or format my hard drive instead of shredding it?
Simply erasing or formatting a hard drive does not fully remove the data, it can still be recovered using specialised software. Physical destruction is the only way to ensure complete data security, preventing sensitive information from falling into the wrong hands.
What size are the shredded pieces?
We offer custom shredding options based on security requirements:
HDDs: Shredded from 20mm down to 6mm particulate
Tape drives: Shredded into 19mm strips
SSDs & high-security needs: We are the only provider ADISA-certified to shred down to 2mm particulate, ensuring the most secure disposal.
Can you shred my HDDs and tapes at my location?
Yes! We offer on-site destruction at your premises using our state-of-the-art shredding technology. If you prefer, we can also securely transport your devices to our high-security facility for off-site destruction.
Do you provide proof of destruction?
Absolutely. We provide a Certificate of Destruction for every device processed, serving as an audit trail to support compliance with GDPR, HIPAA, and the UK Data Protection Act.
What other media types can you destroy?
Beyond HDDs and tapes, we also securely destroy:
- Solid-state drives (SSDs)
- Mobile devices
- CDs/DVDs
- DATs and other backup storage
What regulations do your services comply with?
Our data destruction process aligns with international security standards, including:
- GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)
- HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)
- UK Data Protection Act
- NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) guidelines
- Department of Defense (DoD) data destruction protocols