Who we Are
Data Destruction Compliance with NIST 800-88, SOC 2, and the National Security Agency.Get a QuoteWe Understand Your Compliance Requirements
For more than 15 years, E-Waste Security has helped organizations navigate complex data security, compliance, and reporting requirements associated with retiring IT assets and destroying sensitive data. Our team understands the operational, legal, and reputational risks involved in the disposal of data-bearing devices, and we have supported Fortune 1000 companies, healthcare organizations, and government contractors with secure, documented destruction processes aligned with NIST 800-88 guidelines, National Security Agency (NSA) requirements, and internal audit and reporting standards.
At E-Waste Security, our mission is simple: to help clients eliminate data breaches and comply with data privacy laws. Whether you’re decommissioning a data center, refreshing employee laptops, or disposing of legacy servers, we deliver the secure, compliant, and environmentally responsible solution your organization demands.
1,000,000+
Hard Drive Destroyed
800+
Clients Served
15
Years in Business
Our Equipment
E-Waste Security has the specialized equipment and expertise required to support secure data destruction projects of all sizes. Whether your organization requires compliance with NIST 800-88 guidelines or National Security Agency (NSA) destruction standards, our processes are designed to meet strict security and regulatory requirements. Our equipment listed on the NSA EPL for CUI, CLASSIFIED and SECRET information.
Degaussers
Hard drive degaussers use a powerful magnetic field to permanently erase data by disrupting the magnetic patterns stored on traditional hard disk drives and magnetic media.
Destroyers/Shredders
Hard drive destruction equipment must be listed on the NSA EPL Devices included on this list have passed evaluation by meeting requirements set by the NSA/CSS forthe destruction of magnetic hard disk drives.
Disintegrators
Reduces any solid state storage devices to a maximum edge size of 2 millimeter or less. SSDs, circuit boards, USBs, and thumb drives.
Founder and President
Gary Scott, CPP, is the founder and president of E-Waste Security, established in 2012 to address the growing need for secure and compliant IT asset disposition. Certified by the American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS) as a Certified Protection Professional, Gary brings over a decade of expertise in information security and data destruction. He has successfully led more than 2,000 data destruction and computer recycling projects for clients across the corporate, government, and healthcare sectors, ensuring strict compliance with data privacy regulations and industry best practices.