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Sidcup is home to 89 businesses and 8,892 people, with approximately 7,529 in Sidcup that equates to a lot of data stored.

Managing the data that is stored in equipment at the end of its life is very important, failing to do this can result in breaches of data protection and privacy issues. It is also quite complex, simple reformatting is not enough to destroy data for good, only deleting and reformatting your device is not enough, the information inside it can still be accessed.

By using a professional data destruction service in Sidcup who follow thorough industry standards ensures that your data has been destroyed properly we include all required documentation including data destruction certificates and inventory reports too.
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What hardware requires data destruction/wiping?

It is estimated that Sidcup generates approximately 2,510 electronic waste devices a year, equipment such as computers, laptops, servers, mobile devices and VoIP phones all require data wiping. Using a specialist data destruction company in Sidcup is your best option to mitigate all risk involved.
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The different ways of destroying hard drives in Sidcup

1. Data wiping

Carried out by physically connecting devices to a wiping device, to overwrite the data stored to ensure it can no longer be accessed.

Please note that using Blancco software is the only 100% secure method of data wiping as it satisfies over 20 international standards and has over 15 global certifications and approvals, such as BSI, ADISA, National Cyber Security Centre and more.

2. Degaussing

A method that destroys the data using a high-powered magnet that disrupts the magnetic field of an electronic medium. However, there is no way of knowing if all the data inside the device has been destroyed as it cannot be proven. It is also not very environmentally friendly.

3. Physical destruction

Physical data destruction services are another way however, if done off-site, there is no way of proving 100% that the devices have been destroyed. You can receive a data destruction certificate, but it cannot be proven.
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What you need to know about Sidcup

Sidcup

Sidcup was originally a tiny hamlet, it is now home to Queen Mary's Hospital, many sports and leisure grounds, and Sidcup railway station

  • Population Size 8,892
  • Active Businesses 89
  • Waste Collected (tonnes)3,729
  • Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 1,868

How much waste do we produce in Sidcup?

Last year in this Sidcup area, 8,892 residents and 89 businesses produced 3,729 tonnes of waste.

Assigned to a specific area it was the important responsibility of the responsibility of The London Borough of Bromley and Veolia ES UK to deal with waste more efficiently to manage waste in the area more efficiently to importantly collect both the segregated and mixed waste produced and to dispose of it either by recycling, reuse or landfill
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What is the council recycling rate of Sidcup?

Last year Sidcup managed to recycle or reuse 1,868 tonnes of waste (50.10%) against 1,861 (49.90%).
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How much did local councils in Sidcup spend on waste management?

Last year local councils in Sidcup spent £258,361.48 on waste management activities including collection, transport and treatment of household and business waste.
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How many residents and active businesses are there in Sidcup?

On record for last year Sidcup had 8,892 residents and 89 active businesses.
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How else did Sidcup impact the environment last year?

Sidcup Sidcup was originally a tiny hamlet, it is now home to Queen Mary's Hospital, many sports and leisure grounds, and Sidcup railway station which is made up of 168.70 hectares of greenbelt consumed energy from both domestic and commercial activities, more specifically Sidcup had 51 fly tip incidents accompanied by 2 fly tip penalties.
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