When Recycling Healthcare Tech, like laptops, servers, tablets, or medical equipment, they’re not just dealing with hardware. They’re handling devices that once stored or accessed Protected Health Information (PHI), and that comes with serious responsibility. That’s where HIPAA compliance comes in.
When people think about climate change, they usually picture car exhaust, smokestacks, or deforestation. But there’s another major contributor hiding in your junk drawer: old electronics. From smartphones and laptops
Whether you’re managing a small business or overseeing IT for an enterprise, creating a clear and compliant IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) plan is critical. Improper disposal of old devices can
Most people assume that when they delete a file, it’s gone for good. But in the world of IT security and compliance, that assumption can be dangerous. Whether you’re an individual, a business, or a healthcare provider, understanding the difference between deleting and destroying data is key to protecting sensitive information…and your reputation.
Not all tech disposal methods are secure. Learn what your business needs to protect data, avoid compliance risks, and recycle responsibly with help from EAS.
See how EAS partners with Best Buddies to transform donated tech into tools for empowerment and inclusion. Give your old devices a second life that matters.
Learn how secure electronics recycling helps reduce e-waste and supports a circular economy. Explore EAS’s certified ITAD process and environmental benefits.
Discover why HIPAA compliance and patient data protection make secure tech disposal essential for providers. Learn how EAS ensures total data security.
Create a smarter, greener tech retirement policy. Learn how to protect data, stay compliant, and support your company’s sustainability goals with help from EAS.
