Certified ITAD Services
Certified to the highest level
Security accreditations are an absolute must in the IT asset disposal industry, but for ALS, we wouldn’t settle for anything less than the highest achieveable level. We want to make sure that when you hand over your unwanted IT to us, that you feel nothing but total peace of mind. We have the processes, protocols and skills in place to safeguard your data because we know it matters.
Cyber Essentials
This accreditation demonstrates best practice in cybersecurity.
PCI DSS
Ensures the secure handling of electronic devices containing payment card data.
Environment Agency
Regulating the environmental impact of IT recycling.
ADISA
The ICO approved GDPR certification scheme that governs the IT disposal industry.
Certus Partner
Certus, an independently approved wiping software.
ICO Registered
Demonstrating our compliance with data protection
ISO 9001
Adopting the ISO standards for quality management.
ISO 14001
Adopting the ISO standards for environmental management.
ISO 27001
Adopting the ISO standards for information security management.
Setyl
A Setyl partner for asset tracking and management.
ADISA Certified ITAD
ADISA are the ICO approved GDPR certification scheme that governs the IT disposal industry. ADISA is mapped to law which is evidence of GDPR compliance. With over 200 assessment criteria, you can be assured that if your ITAD is certified, like we are, that they have gone through a rigorous, and UKAS accredited process.
ALS – ADISA Certified with Distinction
Asset Lifecycle Solutions has passed the ADISA Standard 8.0 certification process with distinction to Data Impact Assurance Level 3. We hope this goes some way to show how seriously we take data security and we’d like to explain to you further exactly what this means for you.
What does DIAL 3 mean?
As an ADISA certified ITAD, ALS are certified to ADISA Data Impact Assurance Level 3, which is the highest possible security level achieveable. ADISA and the ICO worked together to develop a data security process to help manage the risk around your data.
How do you know what level of service you require?
By following the steps below and completing a simple questionnaire, you (the data controller) can determine what level of service you require, DIAL 1, 2 or 3. Level 3 being the highest level of risk. You should then only use an ITAD that meets, or exceeds, your DIAL level.