Nextuse LLC, a data destruction service provider based in Hampton, New Hampshire, has announced it has achieved AAA Certification from the National Association for Information Destruction (NAID), Phoenix.
Nextuse says it has attained “this gold standard of security in the data destruction industry” after more than a year and a half of developing, testing and improving processes as well as hardware and software solutions.
“I’m very proud of our team for their hard work and dedication that has allowed us to achieve the NAID AAA certification,” says Jeff Londres, CEO of Nextuse. “This will be a great benefit to our customers as we increase our footprint in the corporate data center.”
The company adds, “There are only three companies in the entire world who hold all six NAID AAA certifications in on-site and plant-based computer hard drive sanitization, degaussing operations and physical hard drive destruction. As of Aug. 23, 2017, Nextuse LLC … is now one of them.”
NAID AAA certified companies participate in an unannounced audit program, which means certified companies, in addition to scheduled, annual audits, receive unexpected audits, sometimes just days after a scheduled audit, to ensure companies are continuing to adhere to the highest of standards.
NAID AAA certification is a way to help ensure businesses and corporations of all sizes are able to responsibly destroy data and maintain their compliance with all government regulations by partnering with a secure, certified company, Nextuse explains.
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