The audit process, and the attestation itself, demonstrates to customers that Reclamere and its services meet and exceed the ITAD industry standards for security.

Reclamere, a national IT asset destruction and data security company, is proud to announce its successful completion of the SOC 2 Type 1 audit. SOC 2 means a company takes its responsibility to protect the client seriously. Reclamere has undergone a rigorous audit that shows its systems are controlled and secure and meets five trust services categories (Security, Availability, Confidentiality and/or Privacy, and Processing Integrity). Furthermore, their leadership team is deeply involved in writing, implementing, and managing policies and procedures, documenting how this security and control continues daily. A CPA audited and approved the organization for the SOC 2, Type 1 attestation.

“Reclamere partners with organizations across the United States in healthcare, financial services, and the commercial sector; this SOC 2 Type 1 attestation represents our commitment to enhancing our own cyber security posture for those clients,” said Angie Singer Keating, CEO of Reclamere.

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“Reclamere partners with organizations across the United States in healthcare, financial services, and the commercial sector; this SOC 2 Type 1 attestation represents our commitment to enhancing our own cyber security posture for those clients,” said Angie Singer Keating, CEO of Reclamere. “SOC 2 Type 1 demonstrates to our industry that Reclamere meets and exceeds the strictest industry standards for security and trust controls.”

When selecting an IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) or Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) partner, organizations need to understand why and what undergoing this audit means. SOC 2 applies to non-finance service organizations that provide intangible goods and services. For organizations of all sizes, that may apply to various partners and vendors.

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