Technology and SaaS IT asset dispositionthat keeps pace with growth.

SOC 2 and ISO 27001 both include media disposal criteria that your company answers for, and customer security questionnaires ask about the same thing. Coretek 360 wipes every drive to NIST 800-88 and verifies it, or shreds it, then documents each device by serial number so your GRC lead can show what happened to it.

Technology and SaaS companies typically retire hardware such as employee laptops, monitors, phones, dev and test servers, lab racks, and more. Coretek 360 takes all of it in the same program. Recent laptops, monitors, and servers often still have resale value, so they are refurbished and resold, with the value returned to you.

Disposal evidence for a SOC 2 auditor or ISO 27001 assessor comes as two documents from Coretek 360. One is a certificate of data destruction per serial number, recording the drive serial number, the NIST 800-88 method used, and the date. The other is a serialized asset report covering custody, make and model, sanitization method, and final disposition, resale or recycling, for every asset.

Laptops returned at offboarding are planned with your IT and people ops teams alongside your regular refresh cycles. Coretek 360 collects retired hardware from your offices on recurring or one time pickups, in tracked vehicles under documented chain of custody, so devices leave on a steady schedule as your headcount changes.

Yes. Laptops, phones, and servers with life left in them are tested, refurbished, and resold through our sales channels after their drives are wiped to NIST 800-88, and the value comes back to you, itemized in the report. For a fast growing fleet that is money back into the next refresh rather than a closet of old devices.

Offices in different cities are retired under one schedule and one point of contact. Coretek 360 collects from each location in tracked vehicles under documented chain of custody, and one report covers every office, so your security team answers a customer questionnaire from a single record.

Customer security questionnaires ask how retired media is handled, and the answer is the same evidence your SOC 2 auditor sees: sanitization to NIST 800-88 or shredding, a certificate of data destruction per serial number, and a final report. You can attach them to the questionnaire instead of describing the process.

Fleets of any size are retired, from one device to a company wide refresh. Smaller pickups can be grouped with your refresh cycles or offboarding returns, so devices do not pile up. Each one is still sanitized to NIST 800-88 or shredded, resold or recycled, and documented in the same certificate and report.