It’s no secret that we regard each employee as family. We eat lunch together every day at a single table. Yes, the food is good (especially when Glenn is cooking) but...
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Winners & Losers – Super Bowl LIV Recycling Event
As stated within the e-waste industry, “each year, we generate around 40 million tons of electronic waste worldwide. That’s like throwing away over 69 million laptops...
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Nashville’s NAID 2018 Top 6 Takeaways
Guardian Data Destruction just returned from NAID 2018 in Nashville – truly, the most compelling, successful, and well run NAID Conference ever. We congratulate NAID...
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Global Data Destruction Partners
Guardian’s mission is to be a single-source solution for onsite electronic data destruction, site decommissioning, asset removal, asset disposition, and logistics...
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Discarded Computers, Devices and Systems Still Contain Lots of Personal and Confidential Information
The number of businesses that unwittingly dispose of computers with confidential data left on them remains remarkably high, despite the long-understood risks of not...
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Guardian to Offer Asset Disposition Insight at ELFA Conference
Guardian Data Destruction is attending the upcoming ELFA Equipment Management Conference as asset disposition experts. The event, scheduled to run from February...
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Yes, Virginia, There is Still Santa Claus
As the season of giving is upon us, we call to mind the most famous Christmas story of all time. The epic “Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus” editorial, according...
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Guardian Data Destruction Employee Spotlight: Roel Menendez
As Guardian Data Destruction is committed to serving our clients, we want to turn the spotlight on a member of our team who consistently demonstrates an extraordinary...
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NAID Challenges New Jersey Hard Drive Destruction Restriction
New Jersey is the only state in the United States that requires a state-level environmental license to shred hard drives, NAID says. Many stakeholders, including...
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