Reclamere expands eForensics team

Reclamere, based in Tyrone, Pennsylvania, says it has hired Connie G. Mastovich, CISSP, to expand and strengthen its eForensics team and to prepare for the launch of Data Security 360, Reclamere’s newest product. Mastovich will serve as senior security compliance analyst.

“We are thrilled to announce the addition of Connie to the Reclamere eForensics team,” says Reclamere CEO Angie Singer Keating, CISA, CIPP, CISM, CRISC. “eForensics is a valuable service we offer our clients to diagnose their data security needs and gaps. Connie’s diverse and extensive background further strengthens this team of experts.”

With a career spanning the health care and government sectors, Mastovich spent the last 10 years working on security and privacy issues for such companies as IQ Inc. and Northrop Grumman Corp., according to Reclamere. As a federal government contractor, she ensured adherence to stringent government security standards while supporting a critical U.S. Air Force contract. Her health care experience began with the information services department of a regional hospital. More recently, she performed privacy assessments and HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) compliancy evaluations for a worldwide provider of health care equipment and processes, the company says.

“Connie also brings a superior sense of customer service to Reclamere, which aligns well with our philosophies,” Singer Keating says. “We celebrate the addition of another valuable team member.”

Reclamere also has acknowledged significant service milestones these employees will reach in 2015:

• Ken Jones, secure transport specialist, nine years;  
• Brian Carns, operations manager, eight years;
• Ben Metz, resales division technician, five years; and
• Matt Lehner, computer technician, one year.    
  
  

“We are extremely pleased with the performance and years of service these individuals have given to this company,” says Reclamere founder and President Joe Harford.

Harford also acknowledges the efforts of Lehner, who transitioned to Reclamere from the retail sector. “He is not afraid of hard work, contributes great ideas and demonstrates a positive work ethic,” Harford says.  “We are looking forward to Matt's continued growth, along with the other individuals celebrating anniversaries this year, within the team for many more years to come.”

Responsible Recycling Practices- (R2-) and National Association for Information Destruction- (NAID-) certified Reclamere is a data security company offering a full range of specialized data destruction and data security services. Founded in 2001, Reclamere is a leader in providing management solutions for end-of-life computer equipment and data destruction services using a subscription based model. The company also is recognized for its data security assessments, consulting and data breach prevention services.  

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