For decades NAID® has been the watchdog association for secure data destruction operators worldwide. Now under i-SIGMA, it continues to work to improve the sales efforts of approximately 2,000-member companies by providing tools for compliance with all known data protection regulations. The NAID AAA Certification Program, which is held by approximately 1,000 service providers on five continents, is now required in thousands of government and private service contracts.
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Learn More About Certification »NAID values education. We strive to continuously educate to keep our industry at the forefront.
Learn More About Education »NAID Membership offers more than respect, it includes exclusive resources.
Learn More About Memberships »A list of companies that have specifically earned NAID AAA Certification with the Australian Government PSPF Endorsement (formerly T4).
Review Qualified Companies »The NAID & PRISM International Buyers Guide is a handy directory of product and service suppliers, all of whom support this industry.
Find Industry Suppliers Now »Parts & Service Teams from Vecoplan in the US and Germany Attend ARCHDALE, NC / October 16, 2019 —– The Parts & Service Department management teams from Vecoplan LLC in the US and Vecoplan AG in Germany, held two days of meetings on October 8 & 9 in Archdale and Greensboro, NC. The focus was […]
The association will close out another year of strong outreach with an appearance by i-SIGMA CEO Bob Johnson at this month’s RIMPA Live Conference and Expo in Melbourne, Australia. “The RIMPA event hosts hundreds of high-profile information managers hungry for information on data protection and compliance,” said Johnson, “and those attendees influence thousands of others […]
Although the proposed PRISM Privacy+ Certification applies to records management services, NAID members are invited to comment on the revised approach and new specifications. Under the proposed structure, PRISM Privacy+ Certification would no longer require SSAE 18 or SOC 2, instead offering the less expensive option to obtain the operational credential by meeting defined regulatory […]
