Meet your ESG goals with secure, compliant, and environmentally responsible IT Asset Management. We handle the entire end-of-life process, from secure data wiping to WEEE-compliant recycling and charitable refurbishment.
Decommissioned hardware often contains highly sensitive corporate data and legacy network configurations. If not managed through a strict chain-of-custody ITAD process, it can lead to serious data breaches. We ensure secure disposal so your retired hardware never becomes a corporate liability.
We utilise military-grade cryptographic wiping protocols for all storage media. Every erased drive is issued with a verifiable Certificate of Destruction, providing a legally defensible audit trail that supports compliance with GDPR, ISO 27001, and financial regulatory requirements.
Modern enterprise supply chains require strong environmental accountability. We provide detailed impact reports, including carbon offset metrics and landfill diversion rates. This measurable data strengthens your corporate ESG profile and supports vendor due diligence requirements.
We operate a secure circular economy model. After all corporate data is forensically destroyed, viable assets are refurbished. Through our philanthropic arm, The Brown Network, restored laptops and networking equipment are donated to educational institutions, helping bridge the digital divide.
Absolutely. Our disposal processes align with the UK WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Directive and international environmental regulations. We ensure ethical, transparent recycling with zero illegal exportation of electronic waste.
Yes. As part of infrastructure modernisation and cloud migration strategies, we consolidate your physical server footprint. This reduces power consumption, lowers cooling costs, and ensures decommissioned equipment is recycled responsibly with minimal environmental impact.
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1. How do you assess and manage enterprise cyber risk?
Formal enterprise risk framework with continuous third-party monitoring and executive reporting.
Point-in-time compliance checks and annual risk assessments.
Ad-hoc risk assessments, mostly driven by external audit requirements.
Currently building our formal risk and vendor management framework.
2. How is sensitive corporate data classified, protected, and tracked?
Automated data discovery, strict classification tagging, and global DLP enforcement.
Manual data classification policies with basic access controls.
Fragmented data storage with no formal enterprise-wide classification.
Rely entirely on cloud service providers for data protection.
3. What architectural principles govern your cloud and on-premise security?
Secure-by-design with mandatory encryption, container security, hardened baselines.
Standard infrastructure deployments with partial encryption.
Legacy architecture with minimal cryptographic enforcement.
Visibility into total cryptographic and architectural posture is limited.
4. How is your internal network segmented to prevent lateral movement?
Micro-segmentation & strict Zero Trust applied universally.
Basic VLANs separate critical servers from user traffic.
No internal development or formal SaaS code assessment.
10. How is continuous cybersecurity awareness & social engineering defence handled?
Monthly phishing simulations, role-specific training, active threat education.
Annual compliance-based video training for all staff.
Ad-hoc training only after security incidents.
Currently implementing formal security awareness program.
Does your organisation have any unique architectural factors (like heavily OT/ICS, purely serverless, complex regulatory needs) that our Principals should know before calculating your final report?
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