Secure Hard Drive Destruction ( SHDD) - Secure Data Destruction

 Secure Hard Drive Destruction (SHDD) provides an end-to-end secure disposal environment including (but not limited to): IT media & assets, ITAR, weapons, explosive ordnances (free from explosives) and systems from ‘End-of-Life’ Defence vehicles (Air/Sea/Land). Managing the process for you with secure packaging methods and products, transport, storage and destruction capability from BIL 1-5. We have current and ongoing contracts with the Australian Department of Defence, Large Corporates and Federal and State Government departments... all of which protect national security! Give us a call today to find out how we can help you with your next destruction and disposal project.



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